Life in Weeks — one square for every week you have lived

Give it a date of birth and let the poster do the rest: one square for every week you have lived. The weeks so far are filled in, the week you are in is outlined, and the rest is the page not yet written on. Each row is one year of your life — the first square is exactly your birthday. So when you say “my thirtieth year” you look at the thirtieth row, not somewhere near it. You can mark the dates you remember, too: a first day at school, the day you moved, a birth. Every date you add sits on the week it happened and is listed underneath with its name. Three layouts and six palettes — precisely the six the star map and the birth chart use, so the two hang together for anyone who buys a pair. Matte poster stock, foam board or heavy card.

The drawing is the designer's; the colour and the logo are yours. What you see above is what we print.