Some things aren’t meant to be scrolled past. They’re meant to be opened slowly, kept close, and revisited whenever you need them.

I started The Envelope Club because I wanted to share parts of my world in a way that felt slower, more personal, and more lasting. The internet moves fast, but art, words, and letters have a different rhythm. They wait for you. They linger.

What began as a small project — handwritten letters and prints tucked into envelopes and sent through the post — has quietly grown into a space that now lives across two worlds.

The digital club

Every month, through my Substack, I share a digital print, a written note, and the story or emotion behind it.
It’s a continuation of Unfiltered & Edited — a slower, more intentional corner of the internet for people who love art, reflection, and beautiful things that make you pause.

Subscribers receive a high-resolution digital print each month (something you can collect, print, or simply keep) along with occasional extras — checklists, quote cards, or little surprises that capture whatever I’ve been thinking about that month.

The physical editions

The physical envelopes remain at the heart of what I do, but they’ve become something rarer — small, limited-edition runs made with extra care.

Every few months, I release a limited batch of hand-signed prints and letters, available exclusively here on my website.
Each envelope is numbered, packed by hand, and sent only within the UK for now. They’re designed to be collected, tiny keepsakes that hold a specific moment in time.

If you’re subscribed on Substack, you’ll always get first access to these drops.

What The Envelope Club really is

It’s not a subscription box. It’s not a product.
It’s a friendship of sorts, one sealed in an envelope, whether that envelope is made of paper or pixels.

Some months are reflective, others playful. Some are inspired by music or travel, others by the quietest moments in between.
Everything is made with care and intent, for the curious and the collectors, for anyone who loves discovering something new.

However you arrive here, you’re welcome.
See you in the next envelope.