Late 1990s dinosaur calendar?

[therizinosaurus]

Hey everyone—this originated as a Facebook post in the TetZoo group, but since no one was able to help me there I figured I'd put it out to you guys as well:

The recent post on the passing of Brian Franczak got me thinking about 1990s paleoart, and there's one memory that's haunted me for years without being able to find anything else about it. I had a page-a-day calendar circa 1997 (I was about 4 years old), which featured incredible art and obscure (to me at the time) species. It was printed monochromatically in green if I'm not mistaken. I tried to save every page but as a child obviously many went missing, and now I have no physical trace of the calendar. I distinctly remember Deinocheirus and Opisthocoelicaudia as two of the species. Every Google search for years has been futile. Does anyone remember this, who published it, and who the artist was? Many thanks in advance to anyone who can help lay this mystery to rest in my head.

[Justin_]

It might be worth asking Love In The Time Of Chasmosaurs although they don't have any kind of forum. Maybe try via their facebook or twitter.

[Halichoeres]

A dinosaur calendar with 365 pages of art? Wow, I would have loved something like that. Sadly it's not familiar to me.