“I’m Leslie, the photographer and designer behind this little corner of the internet. My work is all about finding the glimmers — those tiny, beautiful, and often unnoticed moments of joy in our everyday lives.
Through my camera lens and into your hands, I hope these prints and stationery pieces bring a little extra sparkle to your day. Thank you for being here!”
Kalipay Penpal Club Read Post »
“My name is Marta. I’m an herbalist, phytotherapist, and farmer. I grow nectar-rich medicinal plants and create herbal tea blends under the name Herbs from the Pine Garden. I share my knowledge through workshops and my printed Letters from the Garden. I dream of bringing back natural gardens and restoring biodiversity.”
Zioła z Sosnowego Ogrodu / Herbs from the Pine Garden Read Post »
What is a Trinket Museum?
Bruce has spent his life collecting little ‘borrowed’ treasures. Figurines, everyday objects, anything too cute to leave behind. He built the Trinket Museum to give them a home. But it’s getting a little full in here… so now he’s sharing the love with trinket enthusiasts like you, one monthly mail at a time.
Bruce’s Trinket Monthly Mail Club by Jazlynn Art Read Post »
“Hi! I’m Emma. I’m the owner and artist behind the Honey Bee Mail Club. It’s always been a dream to open my own small business, and I’m finally taking the leap. I’ve loved creativity my whole life, and find the most joy when I’m dancing, singing (poorly, might I add), or creating art both physically and digitally (…)”
Honey Bee Mail Club Read Post »
“Hey I’m Gabi or also known as Senorita_Gabita. I’m an communication designer and at the moment I study art history (…)”
“Hello! My name is Natalia Maria Cole, and I am an artist based in Atlanta, Georgia. I was raised in Naples, Florida, and then moved to Georgia to attend SCAD, where I received my BFA in Painting. Through my studies and artistic practice, I fell in love with nature. (…)”
Rainy Days Mail Club Read Post »
Designed to spark imagination, create special moments,
inspire kids to read and write, and gently pull them away from
screens—while helping them always believe in magic.
