Introducing: Maris Mail
A tiny surprise for paid subscribers
After watching the Substack Masterclass yesterday, I decided to open up my newsletter to paid subscribers whilst keeping the content free. I was really charmed by the idea from
, her content is free for everyone but when you sign up to be paid subscriber she will send you a surprise in the mail. As I was sitting in the studio surrounded by more and more mini prints of crows, I decided, why not send them to readers who want to support my work? So I went through my drawers and found a few more bits, like old postcards, some risograph experiments and more linocuts and monoprints.
Maris Mail
If you enjoy my newsletter and/or would like to get your hands on a tiny print, you can now become a paid subscriber. When you do, you will receive an email with all the details and I will post your tiny print as soon as I am able. The mini prints go up to A5, but the A5 ones will be seconds (prints that have small mistakes in them, or have moved slightly when printed).
If becoming a paid subscriber is not an option for you or if you want to, don’t worry. My newsletter will continue to be free for everyone and I will put some of the mini prints up in my shop.
See you all next week.
X Maris
Some things I’ve been enjoying:
Linoleum and wood cutters from Pfeil
Pressing Matters Magazine
For people outside of the UK, you can also buy the magazine digitally
The Ologies podcast: Corvid Thanatology (Crow Funerals) with Corvid Researcher Dr. Kaeli Swift (strong language disclaimer)
The Google Arts & Culture app, entire museums at your fingertips!