The Permission to Paint 2027 Planner is your year-long system to stay focused, consistent, and confident in your art business, without the burnout.Β This year, hold it in your hands.

Limited first edition: only 20 copies

This is a small first print run. Grab yours while copies last.

The Planner at a Glance

βœ… Designed for artists: flexible layouts that support creativity and structure

βœ… 224 thoughtfully crafted pages, dated for 2027 and created with real artist feedback

βœ… A5 hardcover, spiral-bound: sturdy, lies flat, and small enough to slip into your handbag for planning on the go

βœ… Postage within Australia included

βœ… Includes the digital PDF, so you can print extra pages anytime

Inside the Planner

  • 2026 reflection prompts

  • 2027 goal-setting framework

  • Top 12 goals spread

  • Quarterly action planning

  • Annual overview + 2028 year view

  • Monthly & weekly planning spreads

  • Daily "Top 3 Actions" focus

  • Monthly resets + journaling prompts

  • Biz metric trackers - now on your weekly spreads too, not just monthly

  • Habit tracker, idea spaces + sketch areas

  • Affirmations, quotes + mindset prompts

  • Encouraging notes throughout

  • Flexible, uncluttered layouts for your unique rhythm

Delivery

Your planner will be posted ASAP within 10 business days by standard untracked post, to addresses within Australia. Live overseas? Email support@rosgervayart.com before ordering and we'll see what we can do.

Your Next Step

Click below to claim one of the 20 copies.

Imagine starting the year with a clear plan, aligned goals and a planner on your desk that actually feels good to use.

This is your moment to give yourself permission to paint, and thrive.

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This planner kept me on track all year. For the first time, I actually felt organised in my art business!

It’s so different from a generic planner. The prompts actually made me think about marketing, exhibitions, and launches β€” things I would’ve forgotten otherwise.

I love how it balances the creative side with the business side. It felt like it was made for me as an artist.