Crystal Love's MATING SEASONS is a 13-page A3 flip wall calendar that tracks the year by the moon and by animal mating seasons.

Each page features a photograph of Aunty Crystal Love, Tiwi-Warlpiri drag performer and pioneering Sistagirl, placed in the environment of an animal in its mating season. Each season is named with the Tiwi language word for an animal that's mating that month. Alongside the days of the month you'll find the moon cycles, so you can keep track of dates and the bigger rhythms of the natural world.

Created by artist Liss Fenwick, designed by Quiggi.design, and wire bound for easy hanging. Limited to 200 copies.

All profits go to Aunty Crystal's Yangamini Collective, a guerrilla collective of trans and non-binary First Nations and allied communities strengthening gender-fluid bush knowledge in the Northern Territory. 

Flat rate $15 postage across Australia. Sent in a recyclable padded paper mailer.

Join Crystal on her sexy safari, and buy one to a friend in need of some bush in their life. 

Origin Story

Aunty Crystal asked me to photograph her. I'm not usually a portrait photographer, but I sorted some studio lights, "borrowed" a few more from Bunnings, and in July 2026, with help from Crystal's carer, fellow drag queen and make-up artist, [NAME], we got to work. Crystal's a legendary model, so it was easy.

At the end of the photoshoots Crystal wanted a photo of the two of us. I was six months pregnant, so it turned into a maternity shoot. Over a chat with our friend Jens "Jonita" Cheung, we got onto mating seasons and the different ways of reckoning time outside the Gregorian calendar used in European culture. I'd been thinking about the moon, and about how my pregnancy felt very animal-like, sitting outside the orderly time of the modern world. That's how Crystal Love's MATING SEASONS was born.

About Crystal Love Johnson Kerinauia

Aunty Crystal Love is a Tiwi-Warlpiri elder, drag performer, advocate and pioneering Sistagirl. A beloved Northern Territory icon, her vibrant performances, cultural leadership and advocacy lift up queer people across the continent, and her humour and badassery have inspired generations.

About Liss Fenwick

Liss is an artist who grew up feral in Humpty Doo, on Larrakia Wulna country, buying a motorbike at 14 and hiding it from their parents to go hooning around the marshes. Their artwork, shown at Rencontres d'Arles 2025 and Offprint London 2026, explores life beyond human-centredness and Eurocentrism.

About Yangamini Collective

Yangamini ("holes" in Tiwi) is a guerrilla collective initiated by Aunty Crystal, made up of trans and non-binary First Nations people and allied communities. Yangamini strengthens gender-fluid bush knowledge and challenges missionary sexual oppression, rentier violence, racialised governance, economic control, rhetorical sustainability and mining extraction in the settler Northern Territory.