Have an idea of what you would want to do for your mail club but aren't sure if people would buy in? Drop the idea below!! Nobody's judging around here and I'd love to help you out <3

Ok guys, planning time is over! I’m launching this week and going to share every detail of that process with you!!😆😆 I fished designing everything; I have a theme, a plan and it’s officially go time! 🚀 I’m considering this week my own print club boot camp. Today’s mission -> As much screen time as possible 😂 No but seriously, today is going to be entirely spent setting things up on my computer Here’s today’s To-Do - Set up Patreon account as my subscription service - Create Linktree for my Bio so my club is easy to find - Make Business social media’s specifically to promote club So excited to update you guys on everything!! Let me know if there’s anything you want to know more about launching!💌

If you had an ideal amount of members to join your club, what would that number be? (you don't have to have a club to answer, we're dreaming here ✨)

Hi guys!! I just wanted to let ya know that I haven’t been active on here because I’m currently sick with the flu 😷 The weird thing about being your own boss is you feel bad when “calling out sick” haha. I’ll be back with updates on my print club journey soon!!!

Type A Artist 🧼✨ - You like your workspace clean and cute (clean space, clean mind) - You'll light a candle, make tea, set the vibe before you start - Morning/Daytime is your prime creative, productive time - You own containers for your containers - Your markers, paints, thread, yarn etc is color coded - You probably have undiagnosed OCD but it's fine because it fuels your creativity Type B Artist 🌙🎧 - You start creating at 11:47pm for no reason - Workspace looks like a creative crime scene - You forget to eat, sleep, or exist while working - Your only form of hydration is the minimal amount of water in your energy drink - You find supplies by instinct, not organization - You say "one more thing" and suddenly its 3am - You create in bursts of obsession, not schedules