Sunshine ( Perpetual Calendar )

 Same date, new face every time — here's how yours could look.

How to letter your cubes and cuboids

Cube 1 (Tens digit): 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Cube 2 (Units digit): 0, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8 — flip the 6 upside down for a 9

Together these two cubes can form every date 01–31:

• Both cubes carry 0, 1, 2, so you can swap which cube shows which digit for 01–02, 10–12, 20–22 (handy for repeats like 11 and 22)

• Cube 2's 6 flips to 9, covering 06/16/26 and 09/19/29

• 30 and 31 come from Cube 1's 3 paired with Cube 2's 0 or 1

  
  

Cuboids = month. The 3 cuboids together spell a 3-letter month (JAN, FEB, MAR...) — since cuboids have more faces than cubes, fit a few month letters on each so all 12 months are covered.

Pencil first, ink after. Sketch each digit/letter lightly in pencil, adjust spacing, then trace with the Camlin marker pen and fill with acrylics if you'd like colour.

Let it dry fully before daily flipping, so nothing smudges.

Whether it's the sun that greets you every morning or a galaxy that makes Mondays feel a little more magical, this calendar changes its mood as often as you want it to. Drop a picture or tag @popsiclesunday.in on Instagram, we'd love to see who's marking your days. never give up your whimsy.