The creator provides a detailed behind-the-scenes look at her monthly art print subscription club. She showcases the entire process, from printing large quantities of her food-themed art to the thoughtful packaging, including custom tissue paper, personalized letters explaining the art's inspiration, and cohesive branding on stickers and envelopes, culminating in a call-to-action for viewers to subscribe.
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Mail 1,700 prints to 1,700 collectors every single month, and these are some of my favorite elements of my baker's dozen print club. I carefully package each print in a unique tissue paper every single month. It feels fitting for the name baker's dozen. It's kind of like a tissue paper that you would get with a treat at a bakery. It's called baker's dozen because they send out 13 prints throughout the year, one for each month, and then a bonus for your birthday. And I love the birthday print because nobody likes when their birthday's forgotten, but here I am, this little stranger that remembers it for you. I send a letter with each print every month, which details the inspiration behind the piece and what's going on in my life and in the world and how that got into the piece. And the text matches the text on this little sticker that I put on each rank, which some people have said they display with the prints, which is just so cute. Other collectors have said that they use the tissue paper as a mat for the print when they display it. Also no cute. And I print your names onto each envelope. And the same font as the letter and the sticker. I think it's such a nice touch to have it so professionally printed on there. The envelopes are also a unique color each month. And then I yes the cutest Keith Haring stamps, and I'm gonna be so sad when or if these are discontinued. I'm actually obsessed with them. If this is something you want in your mailbox every month I'm still taking members at the moment, and the sign up link is in my bio.