Welcome to the 2026 Masha D’yans Watercolor Wall Calendar – Galloping into Your Heart and Onto Your Walls!
Shipping July 1 – Preorder Now!

In an age ruled by screens and scrolling, the simple joy of turning the page on a beautifully crafted calendar feels more magical than ever. And this year’s edition brings an extra dose of wonder—because 2026 is the Year of the Horse, and we’re celebrating with a curtsy, a sparkle, and a full gallop into wild creativity.

🐎 A Celebration of Art, Nature & Spirit

The artistic sorceress behind this enchanting calendar, Masha D’yans, has once again delivered twelve months of whimsy, watercolor, and wonder. Inspired by nature, fairy tales, fashion, and fantasy, Masha’s work captures the untamed spirit of the horse and the fleeting beauty of every season.

Each image is more than a pretty picture—it’s a moment in time, a visual poem, a little rebellion against the ordinary. With Masha’s signature blend of magic and mischief, this calendar reminds us of the power of creativity to uplift, soothe, and dazzle.

🌸 More Than a Calendar—It’s a Mini Art Gallery

Many of our beloved fans and collectors have turned past calendars into wall galleries—and we can’t blame them. With 12 vivid illustrations on heavier, premium art book paper, the 2026 edition is ready for framing, gifting, or collecting. It’s not just a tool—it’s a year-long exhibition.

💫 Here’s What You’ll Love:

• 🐴 Year of the Horse magic woven throughout—celebrating strength, beauty, and creative fire

• 🖊 Writable grid pages—perfect for dreams, dates, and schemes

• 🎁 Bonus spread for September–December 2025—start early, like a prologue to the year ahead

• 📆 Generous 12″x24″ open format—big, bold, and breathtaking

• ✨ Official holidays included

• 📜 Printed on heavier FSC-certified paper at a premium art book plant

• 🚢 Shipping begins July 1—just in time to welcome the second half of the year in style

🖼 Preserve the Magic

Many collectors frame the pages once the month turns. Why? Because each piece is a work of art. Whether it’s galloping horses or blossoming skies, these illustrations are meant to last beyond the calendar year.

💬 Love It? Let Others Know!

If you’ve delighted in past calendars—or if this is your first Masha D’yans experience—please consider leaving a review on Amazon. Your voice helps others find the magic and supports the future of independent art.

[CLICK HERE TO REVIEW ON AMAZON]

Because in 2026, we’re not just marking time—we’re making it beautiful.

Thank you for being part of our vibrant, nature-loving, art-celebrating community. Let’s ride into the new year in full watercolor gallop.

With joy,
Studio Masha D’yans

It’s time for another Paper Muse series post, highlighting fabulous and inspirational people and shops that are leaders in the stationery industry! Today, we’re profiling some great pals: Carrie Gifford and Hal Mertz of Red Cap Cards. A husband-and-wife team, this Los Angeles duo curates a variety of talented illustrators into one large collection of designs that make up Red Cap Cards. From Jon Klassen to Christian Robinson, Yelena Bryksenkova, Lesley Barnes and many, many more, Red Cap Cards stocks the hottest illustrators in the art world today. Read more about their life and business below. Thank you so much, Carrie & Hal!

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Crazy days at the National Stationery Show in New York City this week! We wanted to bring all of you, attendees and absentees alike, a pictorial of our booth, plus little peeks at some friends and lovely booths around the exposition.

Our booth was a floral explosion: flower bombing and watercolor mischief encouraged. Turns out you don’t need paint to make watercolor washes – flowers work too! Besides showing off our style, we had the opportunity to hob-knob with many brilliant greeting card and stationery designers, fans, retailers and paper enthusiasts. We are pleased as punch with the outcome and can’t wait to browse Instagram to see more of the #NSS2015 photos. In the meantime, here are some of our booth, plus snapshots we borrowed of other fun exhibitors at the show. Be sure to click on their Instagram accounts to see more. Thank you, New York!
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We’re starting a brand new series here on masha.com – Paper Muse, to spotlight people and shops we love to work with in the stationery industry! Today we’re so excited to chat with Eliza Brown, Retail Manager of The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art. This beautiful museum makes us feel like kids in a candy store for two big reasons. First, picture books is a major enduring love (something we very much share with Eliza) and influence on Masha’s art and this place exhibits original works from the very best. Second, the founder – the great Eric Carle wrote a beautiful endorsement on Masha’s first pop-up picture book Razzle-Dazzle Ruby – a dream come true! Read on for a glimpse of what it takes to run a well-curated shop and what’s coming up next in this magical place.

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We were honored to be interviewed by the lovely Ecka and Pecka blog! Read about how to take advantage of an impressive collection of pajamas and other vital skills here.

Thank you, Bellissima Kids blog!