A tiny seasonal painting experience, delivered through your letterbox each month.
Tiny Studio Mail Club is a monthly physical happy-mail subscription designed to help you slow down, notice the season and build your creative confidence—one tiny story at a time.
OCTOBER’S COLLECTION: COSY NIGHTS IN
This month, we’re celebrating the comfort of darker autumn evenings with warm mugs, soft blankets, favourite books, glowing windows and peaceful moments spent creating at home.
Inside your October envelope:
• A six-part Cosy Nights In storyboard
• A full-colour inspiration sheet and six tiny watercolour-paper squares ready to paint
• Three Colour Me cards printed on genuine Arches watercolour paper
• Inspiration and outline designs to help you begin
• A Paint Tiny With Me instruction card featuring a tiny cottage project
• Two blank 10 × 10 cm Arches watercolour-paper squares, ready for you to create your own versions
• A handmade three-colour watercolour dot card
• Colour-mixing inspiration to help you create three additional shades
• A collectible Art by FSL art print
• Exclusive illustrated stickers
• A personal letter from my Tiny Studio
• A tiny preview calendar for the month ahead
Everything is thoughtfully connected through one seasonal story and designed to give you small, achievable creative moments. Paint with the enclosed colours, use your favourite medium or make each piece completely your own.
Join by 15 October to receive Cosy Nights In. Packs will be posted on or around 21 October.
£18 per month, including worldwide letter postage.
This is an ongoing monthly subscription and will renew each month until cancelled.
Please note: this website subscription includes the physical Mail Club pack only. It does not include the digital collection, tutorials, creative library, live paint-alongs or Tiny Studio Patreon membership.
Each collection begins with my own concepts, seasonal themes, colour palettes and creative direction. I use a combination of my own artwork, illustration, digital tools and, at times, computer-generated imagery to d
A tiny seasonal painting experience, delivered through your letterbox each month.
Tiny Studio Mail Club is a monthly physical happy-mail subscription designed to help you slow down, notice the season and build your creative confidence—one tiny story at a time.
OCTOBER’S COLLECTION: COSY NIGHTS IN
This month, we’re celebrating the comfort of darker autumn evenings with warm mugs, soft blankets, favourite books, glowing windows and peaceful moments spent creating at home.
Inside your October envelope:
• A six-part Cosy Nights In storyboard
• A full-colour inspiration sheet and six tiny watercolour-paper squares ready to paint
• Three Colour Me cards printed on genuine Arches watercolour paper
• Inspiration and outline designs to help you begin
• A Paint Tiny With Me instruction card featuring a tiny cottage project
• Two blank 10 × 10 cm Arches watercolour-paper squares, ready for you to create your own versions
• A handmade three-colour watercolour dot card
• Colour-mixing inspiration to help you create three additional shades
• A collectible Art by FSL art print
• Exclusive illustrated stickers
• A personal letter from my Tiny Studio
• A tiny preview calendar for the month ahead
Everything is thoughtfully connected through one seasonal story and designed to give you small, achievable creative moments. Paint with the enclosed colours, use your favourite medium or make each piece completely your own.
Join by 15 October to receive Cosy Nights In. Packs will be posted on or around 21 October.
£18 per month, including worldwide letter postage.
This is an ongoing monthly subscription and will renew each month until cancelled.
Please note: this website subscription includes the physical Mail Club pack only. It does not include the digital collection, tutorials, creative library, live paint-alongs or Tiny Studio Patreon membership.
Each collection begins with my own concepts, seasonal themes, colour palettes and creative direction. I use a combination of my own artwork, illustration, digital tools and, at times, computer-generated imagery to d
