For a typography class, I was tasked with designing a calendar in an unusual layout. On the calendar I needed to include goals for myself, the nation, and the world, no matter how unrealistic they were. Little did I know the COVID-19 pandemic would hit and prevent a majority of my goals from happening. I chose to do a flip calendar that had hand-cut letters visible for every month. An open calendar would reveal the layout of the days as well as any resolutions for that month.
Buy a car / May 8
Trave outside of the state / between May and August
Learn a new song on my ukulele / March 1
Listen to an album from a new artist / Each month
Start a conversation with a stranger / Each week
Create a personal budget / January 1
Stop going on social media before getting out of bed / February 31
Paint a self-portrait / July 15
Get a new tattoo / March 11
Finish an entire book / December 31
Volunteer once a semester / December 17
Help school club raise $300 for girls education / May 1
More than 50% of people thrift shopping to reduce fast fashion waste / October 1
Higher taxes for the rich / July 15
Over 60% turnout for voters under 30 in presidential election / November 3
Ban plastic shopping bags / May 1
Reduce tuition costs by 20% / December 1
No more homeless people / April 1
Have higher than 25% of the world's energy consumption come from renewable energy / September 1
End child marriages worldwide / April 1
Reduce the number of girls without access to formal education to 10 milion / August 30