I’m starting something new this April: the wine [ART] club!

In its simplest form, it's a monthly print subscription where you’ll receive a new piece of my work in the mail each month, along with a little studio note about what inspired it. Think surprise art, stories behind the paintings, and a small moment of joy showing up in your physical mailbox.

But I’m hoping the wine [ART] club can be a lot more than just a monthly subscription, for me and for you. Let me explain. 

If you’ve been here for a little while, maybe you’ve heard me talk about my struggle with consistency. I’m “consistently inconsistent” without deadlines and guardrails. 

One of my favorite things I did last year was my April “original of the day” challenge, where I created 30 new paintings in 30 days. It was such a stretch goal for me to commit to, but I did it, and I loved where it brought me creatively. By launching the wine [ART] club for my most engaged fans, I’ll be held accountable to constantly be creating new art. 

More importantly, I want to create more ways for us to connect on deeper levels. And the world doesn’t need another podcast or Substack! 

Personally, I love hearing from the artists I follow. I love when they share what they’re inspired by, what they’re wrestling with creatively, little life updates from the studio.  I want to share a little moment of joy with you that is tactile and physical.

And I especially love receiving beautiful mail! Sorting through only adult bills and junk mail is honestly just so lame.

The wine [ART] club will be a way for me to send a small piece of my studio into your world, each and every month.

The prints can become a gallery wall collection for yourself, gifts for your favorites, or just a little stack of studio love notes and inspiration. Any and everything you’ve seen me paint is on the table for what might show up in your mailbox. Each month will be a surprise, and only available through this membership.

The world feels especially bleak right now, and being our authentic selves can be a challenge. My hope is that this monthly club can be a small respite from it all.

Until April’s note,
xo elysia