2027 Wall Planner – Leopards

2027 Annual Forward Planner – A Functional Work of Art

Stay organized in style with this 905mm x 500mm dry-erase wall planner, perfect for work, school, or home. More than just a planner, this unique double-sided design transforms into a stunning poster once the year is over—making it a sustainable and lasting addition to any space.

A Planner That Becomes Art

Featuring breathtaking wildlife paintings from Lisa Halstead’s Leopard & Cubs series, this planner celebrates South Africa’s striking wildlife. Across the two designs, 2 beautiful scenes featuring an adult Leopard and three leopard cubs bringing nature’s beauty into your daily planning.

Once 2027 has passed, simply flip it over to reveal the full-colour artwork on the reverse—a timeless poster printed on premium 150gsm gloss, laminated on both sides for durability.

Key Features:

• Limited Edition wildlife artwork painted by South African wildlife artist Lisa Halstead
• Full 2027 Year at a Glance – Each block represents a day, with space for notes.
• Bilingual Design (English & Afrikaans) – Suitable for diverse users.
• Includes: Public holidays, school terms, moon phases & special observances.
• Reusable Surface: Write with the included dry-wipe pen and erase easily.
• Bonus 2028 Calendar – Located at the base for future planning.
• Premium Print Quality – Heavy-duty gloss laminated for durability.
• Locally Printed in South Africa – Supporting local artists & craftsmanship.
• Sustainable Alternative – No need to discard—keep the artwork for years!

What’s in the Tube?

• 1 x Double-Sided Poster Planner (Featuring one of the Leopard artworks)
• 1 x Dry-Wipe Pen
• Shipped in a strong Protective Tube

Artwork Selection & Multiples:

• Even orders (e.g., 2, 4, 6 planners): Artworks are evenly split 50/50.
• Odd orders (e.g., 1, 3, 5 planners): You’ll receive an even split, plus a random selection for the extra planner.

🌍 A South African Favourite – The Only One of Its Kind!

Lisa Halstead is a South African artist known for her expressive use of colour and her ability to capture movement and life within the natural world. Her work celebrates the beauty and diversity of our country’s wildlife, translating fleeting moments in nature into bold, uplifting compositions. With a distinctive style that balances detail and energy, Lisa’s artworks are designed not only to be admired, but to bring warmth and presence into everyday spaces.

Artwork 1 – The Guardian
An adult leopard rests confidently on warm stone, alert but completely at ease. Its gaze is steady and focused, capturing both strength and calm in a single moment. There’s a quiet authority in the way it holds itself: powerful without needing to prove it. It’s a striking image that brings both presence and composure to any space.

Artwork 2 – The Cubs
Three leopard cubs sit close together, each with its own personality clearly visible — one curious, one alert, one quietly observing. The scene feels tender and full of life, capturing that early stage where playfulness and instinct meet. It’s a beautiful image of growth and new beginnings, and it pairs perfectly with The Guardian.