An original art print
A 5×7 print of a piece painted by Korin. A different piece every month, and it's yours to frame, pin, gift or tuck in a book.

The envelope
One flat envelope a month, put together by hand. Here's exactly what's inside, what it costs, and what to expect.

A sample of Korin's work, shown at 5×7
A 5×7 print of a piece painted by Korin. A different piece every month, and it's yours to frame, pin, gift or tuck in a book.
Stickers drawn to go with the month's art. Laptops, journals, water bottles: you know what to do.
A short note on what inspired it: where the idea came from, what was going on, what she was looking at. It's the part that makes it feel like mail from a person.
Now and then there's something more tucked in: a bookmark, a mini print, a surprise. They aren't promised every month, which is why they're fun.
public/art/envelope-flatlay.jpgThe calendar
The honest bit
Mailers travel as ordinary stamped letters. That keeps the price low and the envelope thin and bendy, but letters don't get tracking numbers. We'll email you the day yours goes out, and if one gets lost, we replace it, free, no questions asked.
Letters also pass through high-speed sorting machines, so now and then one arrives a touch scuffed. That's the charm and the price of the post.
$11 outside the US. Pay for three months at once and save 10%. Prices include sales tax. Cancel any time.