Issue of the Dreamers Collective newspaper with a floral fine art print
Issue of the Dreamers Collective newspaper with a floral fine art printLavender Print Club envelopes with flower stampsA floral portrait print held outdoorsThe Dreamers Collective newspaper and a coffee cup in a gardenPast Print Club prints spread across a table

Photos from past months. The art changes every month.

Dreamers Print Club

★★★★★4.73 out of 578 reviews

I’m Dimitra Milan, and I’m a painter. Every month I mail you a 5x7 print of one of my paintings, about the size of a greeting card. It comes with my 8-page newspaper, the Dreamers Collective, full of art, poems and stories people send me.

How would you like to pay?

These are US prices.

These are prices for outside the US.

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Where should your envelope go?

November orders receive issue 4.

You’ll pay $15 a month through December, and the tracking’s on me. From January it’s $25 a month, and that covers the tracking.

You can pause, skip or cancel before your next billing date.

Members can also buy my bigger canvas and framed prints, at 15% off, for as long as they’re in the club.

I decided to be an artist when I was 12

Dimitra sitting on her studio floor with her hand on a huge canvas

When I was 12, I gave my 7th grade teacher a painting. I still remember his face and how touched he was. Something woke up inside me that day, and I decided I was going to be an artist.

I grew up in the Arizona desert, in a family of artists, where you don’t step outside in the summer unless you have to. We had an air-conditioned art studio. I painted luscious landscapes and scenes in my head, the places I longed to see. I had to create the beauty, the escape that I so desired.

I’d watch my dad for hours, making his little intricate drawings, mesmerized by how his hand flowed. I wanted to be like him. But for a while, everyone said my art looked just like my family’s, and I just hated hearing that. I wanted so badly to have a voice of my own.

My mom encouraged me to learn oil painting. The first class was a self-portrait, and it was like all my fears in one class. I was so afraid to make a bad painting, and I remember crying. I kept pushing through, and then I saw how magical the oil paint was, and I fell in love.

Then I took a portfolio class, four paintings a week with the whole class critiquing them. I took it three times, and that’s where I found my style.

By 15, an artist agency had signed me, and I was painting 6 to 8 originals a month for galleries all over the country.

A woman dreamed one of my paintings before she ever saw it

Night Beauty, a painting of a woman face to face with a black panther full of stars

It was one of my first art shows, on the Big Island of Hawaii, and I was painting live. A woman kept walking past one of my paintings. It’s called Night Beauty, a girl facing a panther in a galaxy of stars. She’d walk around the gallery, and she’d always come back to it.

The gallery director took us into a private room to see it in better light. I write a poem for each painting, and this one says, “Her deep truth helps navigate her through the night, revealing the hidden beauty.” I was showing her what it was about, and she was just crying. I didn’t really know what to do.

She told me she was going through a really hard time. And she’d had a dream. She was in a galaxy, face to face with a panther. She dreamt the painting, and then she saw it in real life.

She couldn’t even afford it, but she knew she was meant to have it, and she made a way.

I’d just painted for my heart. That day I felt like my art really did mean something, and I realized that no matter what I’m painting, there’s always someone out there who’s meant for that painting.

At 17, I walked away from the agency

Dimitra in her studio, holding a paintbrush and flowers

From the outside, it looked like the perfect artist dream. Inside, I was burning out. My paintings started going viral online, and I had to turn away buyer after buyer, because the agency owned everything I made.

At 17, I kept having these scary dreams. I was trapped underground, in a house with all the doors locked. I was in chains on a cruise ship, sailing endlessly with nowhere to go. They finally clicked for me, and I understood what God was trying to tell me. I made the decision to walk away from the agency.

It was terrifying. I left something “successful” behind with nothing but a feeling in my gut. But I watched God bless every single step after that. I finally felt free!

Today I’m a wife and a mom of two boys, painting in Florida, in a green world bursting with life. It’s the absolute opposite of that desert.

I’ve been called too optimistic, too romantic, a head-in-the-clouds kind of person… as if that’s not a good thing. I believe a dreamer is someone who takes the longing in their heart seriously. That’s who I mean when I write Dear Dreamer.

Sometimes a painting comes to me in a dream

Beholden, a painting of a woman with a bird of prey in flight across her

One night before bed on a trip to Italy, I prayed and asked God to show me what I should paint next. I had a vivid dream about a painting I was working on: a woman in profile with a hawk flying, their eyes overlapping, all in dreamy blues and grays. I kept hearing the words, “What you behold, you become.”

When I woke up, I remembered that painting as if I’d really been working on it, and I wrote down every detail. That painting is called Beholden.

Other times, I start with something I see in my head. I get an idea, and then I go looking for images to paint from. I’ll spend hours gathering and creating my reference images to get everything just right.

Every painting has a messy, ugly stage

Dimitra on a stool at a tall easel, with a charcoal drawing on the canvas, in a sunlit room

When I look at a blank canvas, I just feel like there’s infinite possibilities. I start with a charcoal drawing right on the canvas. I love charcoal, because it’s such an easy tool to let myself be loose with. It’s also very messy. That’s Beholden at the very beginning.

Then I mix transparent colors with water until they’re really runny, and I work the whole painting at once. Acrylic inks, drips, some texture. I love collage, so that can go in too. That first layer’s one of my favorites, because I can be as loose as I want and I don’t have to worry about the outcome. When interesting drips happen, I like to keep those.

It’s a big mess, but that’s okay. I don’t mind that stage. I really enjoy it, because I feel excited to turn that mess into something beautiful.

Dimitra from behind at her easel, painting orange and blue clouds, her palette on the table beside her

Then come the oils, and you’ll see an instant difference. Oil paint is my favorite. It’s alive, it’s moving.

I keep my palette separated, with cool colors on one side and warm on the other. Warm colors pop towards you, and cool colors recede back. I paint in thin layers of transparent paint, so you can see through every brushstroke.

Every hour or so I have to remind myself to step back and look at it from a distance, because I notice things I didn’t see up close.

Dimitra standing at a huge canvas of a swimmer and sea turtles, brush in hand

When I’m painting, I just feel so free. I’m able to escape into another world, and I lose track of time. It’s where I feel most myself, and it’s where I feel deeply connected to God’s presence.

My son once sprayed pink paint over my favorite part

Glory on the Horizon, a large painting of an ocean and a faint sunset, with drips

I’d started a very large canvas with absolutely no plan. I started with acrylic inks, letting it be a giant flowy mess, and then I sat staring at it for days. I decided I’d wasted this giant canvas, and I should paint it white and start over.

Just as I was about to give up, Zion came rushing into the studio. He was 3.

“Oh mommy! Can I please paint with you? I wanna do the spray.”

He sprayed a giant pink blob all over my favorite part of the inks. I took a big sigh and handed him more colors. While he sprayed, I took a palette knife and removed some of the thick paint, and it left this beautiful array of colors showing underneath. I would never think to do that on my own.

Then he grabbed his next favorite material, my big permanent markers, and started scribbling across the bottom right corner. I stepped back and just let him be for a moment. It was exactly what this piece needed… some wild 3-year-old chaos.

Suddenly a vision came to me. An ocean… a horizon line… a faint sunset, with light dancing across the water.

It’s called Glory on the Horizon, and it’s 48x60. I can always count on Zion for doing the unexpected in my paintings. Right on the other side of feeling stuck, of wanting to give up, of not knowing what to do next… comes the beautiful breakthrough.

Every month, one of my paintings becomes a print for you

Dimitra at her desk painting a watercolor, with paintings pinned to the wall behind her

Each month, I send a small fine art print from my studio, chosen specifically for that month. For me, it’s an intimate, personal way to share my art with you, through something you can hold in your hands and keep forever.

The originals are big. Time for Tea and Symphony is 36x48, mother of pearl and oil on linen, and the poem that goes with it says, “Here, in the pause I taste eternity in a sip.” The print of it is 5x7, about the size of a greeting card.

“It’s on high quality velvety feel paper with super vibrant colors.”
Cynthia

I like to think of them as tiny pauses in the rush of life… moments of stillness wrapped in paper. You can hang one on your wall, frame one on your desk, or just hold it with your morning tea.

Here are some that have gone out so far. Yours will be whichever one I’m sending that month.

Arrival, a print of a golden-haired woman among stars
Where the Water Leads, a print of a swimmer among jellyfish
Rooted in Her Grace, a print of a mother and child filled with flowers
Heart’s Velocity, a print of a woman in swirling pinks and blues
Time for Tea and Symphony, a print of a bouquet with hummingbirds
Reclaimed Realms, a print of a woman face to face with a wolf
Infinite, a watercolor print of an embrace
Home in Your Heart, a print of a woman face to face with a fox
In the Vision, a print of a swimmer among sea turtles
Six past prints and their letters spread out on a rug

A lot of my paintings are women facing animals

It started with a wolf. I painted a girl facing a wolf, and from there it just took off, and I started doing all different animals.

I love making their eyes match up, so they’re really looking at each other, and I paint them closer than maybe real life. You wouldn’t ever be face to face with a wolf. It’s just this romantic story I like to tell.

When I painted Reclaimed Realms, it felt like two worlds coming together. To me, it feels like our earthly realm meeting heaven. Here it is partway through, and here it is finished. The original’s 30x40, oil, collage and abalone shell on linen. My husband Jake wrote the poem for it. It starts, “He faces off against the moon, as the crowd of grass sways endlessly in unison.”

Reclaimed Realms partway through, a woman and a wolf face to face, on a paint-covered wall
Reclaimed Realms finished, a woman and a wolf face to face with daisies at the bottom corner

I painted this one when I was 17

Metamorphosis, a print of a woman among big blooming flowers

This is Metamorphosis. It’s full of bold colors and big blooming flowers, and no butterflies. I hesitated to give it that name, but I’ve learned that a good painting title makes you ask questions.

All throughout school, I struggled to speak up. But when I painted, I let my whole heart pour onto the canvas.

At the time, I was working full time with the agency. Then I made the decision to leave, to step into the unknown and forge my own path. That was my metamorphosis.

Recently, Zion has been obsessed with caterpillars and butterflies. He was watching a video about their lifecycle, and something stopped me in my tracks. If you look inside a mature caterpillar, it already has baby wings formed within its body. I haven’t been able to stop thinking about that, because I believe the same is true for you. Your wings are already forming.

This painting was made by a girl who didn’t yet know what she was capable of. It went out as a print this past year.

What members do with theirs

A hand holding a print of a golden-haired woman up against a green garden
“I post my prints on the wall of my studio, so I see them every day”
A member
“this will be in my home for all to be blessed by”
Shannon
“I want to purchase special frames for each one.”
Raquel
“Having a piece of your work in my home is a dream of mine, and while this is a print, it still feels amazing!”
Stephanie

I started a newspaper because we’re missing good news

Dimitra smiling, holding a fan of newly printed newspapers, with the words my new baby across the top

It started on a slow Sunday morning in my garden. I was drinking my coffee, flipping through a newspaper, when it all clicked. We are missing good news.

So I made one. It’s called the Dreamers Collective, and it’s 8 printed pages that come in the envelope with your print. Across the top it says, “For the hopeful, the beauty-seekers, the truth-tellers.” I wanted the kind you pull out and read again on the days you need it most.

When the first copies came, I called it my new baby.

Since I can remember, I’ve loved to collect things. Dollhouses, toy animals, treasure boxes, seashells, art supplies, stationery, and now stories!

Every issue has a theme

The newspaper held open, showing a poem, a drawing and a step by step project

So far it’s been True Love, Rebirth, Patience, and now Wonder.

Wonder started with my boys. I watch Zion and Valor, still very new to this world, exploring everything around them in such awe: an ant crawling across the sidewalk carrying a crumb, the way a millipede curls into a swirl when it’s poked. Zion asks me almost daily if we’re magical, and I never want him to lose that glorious wonder.

The first issue had a pencil drawing of a baby curled up against a German shepherd, called Connected by the Heart, and a poem called Nothing Sweeter with its own artwork. There were steps for making your own shell palette out of oven-bake clay, and a True Love word search.

My husband Jake shared his chocolate chip cookie recipe. He titled it “Seriously, the best cookie recipe ever,” and he promised you’d be ruined forever.

The newspaper and a coffee cup on a garden table

One member wrote this about her first one:

“can't wait to sit down with a cup of tea this weekend and read the newsletter cover to cover!!”
Katherine

You can be in it too

Hands turning the pages of the newspaper above a stack of copies

I could never create this newspaper by myself. I’ve always pictured it as a bee colony. All of us, the artists, the writers, the makers, the dreamers, are the bees.

People send me poems, essays, photography, artwork, journal entries, recipes, comics and book reviews. Some of the most moving pieces I’ve read came from people who told me “I don’t really write.” You don’t need to sound polished, we have editors for that.

When your piece runs, it prints with your name beside the title you gave it. I love the thought of you opening your envelope, unfolding the paper, and finding your own art inside.

It’s free to send me something, and you don’t have to be a member. For the Wonder issue, 45 submissions came in, and eight pages only holds so much, so I can’t promise yours will go in. I read every one of them myself, and everyone hears back.

Submit to Issue No. 5

I wanted your envelope to feel special

I’m in love with old fashioned things, and always have been since I was a little girl. When I get a handwritten letter or a thoughtful package in the mail, it slows me down. It reminds me that someone took the time, just for me.

Doesn’t it feel rare now? To hold something in your hands that isn’t a bill or an advertisement?

When I first pictured this club, I could see every detail. The look and feel of opening a special envelope each month. I wanted to bring back the old-fashioned magic of real mail.

The envelope’s been lilac and it’s been green. Right now it’s covered in watercolor roses, bees and butterflies, so yours may not look like these.

A hand holding a Print Club envelope covered in watercolor roses, bees and butterflies, above sheets of flower stamps
A lilac envelope with a wax seal and a deer watercolor
Lavender envelopes with flower stamps and kraft quote cards on a dark table
“I anxiously awaited the green envelope and soon as I saw it I dropped everything else and carefully opened it.”
Diana
“Feels like getting a present in the mail.”
Sandra

What members say

“Altogether a magical little journey into the heart of a great artist.”
Mary
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I look forward to receiving my newspaper and prints every month. I love how much Dimitra puts into each one. She is a wonderful artist and so positive in such a negative world. It’s a little like going back in time. I recommend you try it out. It brings joy each time I receive it.

SandraVerified10/19/2026
★★★★★

Receiving something so beautiful and inspiring in my humble mailbox lifted my soul. Dimitra is thoughtful in her words and her prints: she takes the time and cares about her message. What I receive is thought provoking and is like the wind in my sails. I look forward to it every month, to spur on my pursuit of my art career. More than that, the message and beauty filters into my personal life as well. Dimitra is being the good she wants to see in the world and I’m glad to be a part of it. Thank you to all who make it possible!

SharaVerified09/14/2025
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I’m very pleased with what I’ve received from the Dreamers Print Club. So lovely and romantic, and collectible. Would make a special gift for someone, too.

KaranVerified10/18/2025
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Love getting these litte envelopes in the mail every month. So much thought and care is put into each and every one!

JulieVerified05/29/2026
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Wonderful newsletter/ newspaper! Plus a print of Dimitra’s beautiful art.

SuzanneVerified11/05/2026
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It is beautiful & inspires my own creativity. Not by replica, but seeing what’s possible. I love it!

CynthiaVerified02/11/2026
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I received my first print club order today. It was a genuine delight to open the envelope and read Dimitra's thoughts on paper. The print is a beautiful reminder of staying in the flow of life.

PhilippaVerified10/27/2025
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I am hooked after receiving my first Dreamers Print Club packet in the mail! I am one of Dimitra's biggest fans and love her brilliant creations and pure talent. As a painter myself, this is such a fun and exciting way to be a small part of her glorious artistic world! Thank You Dimitra!❤️🎨🖌

KristyVerified01/23/2026
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It is like getting a personal loving lift of encouragement from someone who truly cares about my heart! Perfectly sweet and beautiful! Always displayed in my home for others to feel this... as they need. Gratitude always.

ShannonVerified07/13/2026
★★★★★

I live in Western Australia and the wait was worth it for my first delivery of this print club subscription! To finally get beauty in the letterbox was magic and what an inspiration to keep the motivation going for my own art business! Thanks Dimitra x

SarahVerified12/02/2025
Past prints spread across a dark table, with framed prints behind them

My bigger prints are for the people in this club

In the first issue of my newspaper, I wrote that hope, beauty, and truth are always better found together than alone.

The people in this club are with me every single month, whether or not I have something new to sell. So members can order any of my canvas and framed prints, any time they want, and they save 15% on every one. I open them to everyone once every season. The rest of the time, they’re just for members.

Questions people ask me

If yours isn’t here, write to me at help@dimitramilan.com.

These answers are for envelopes going to the US.

These answers are for envelopes going outside the US.

Some of these depend on where your envelope’s going.

The print

What size is the print?

5x7 inches, about the size of a greeting card.

What paper is it on?

It’s an archival-quality fine art print. One member called it “high quality velvety feel paper with super vibrant colors.”

Does it come framed? What frame fits?

It comes unframed. It fits a 5x7 frame. If you want it to feel bigger, put it in an 8x10 frame with a 5x7 mat, or go up to an 11x14.

Can I choose which print I get?

No. Each month’s print is chosen for that month. If there’s a painting of mine you already love, you can order it as a canvas or framed print once you’re a member, and you’ll save 15%.

What if I don’t love a month’s print?

Every month is a different painting, so one might not be for you. If the club itself isn’t for you, you can cancel anytime.

Do I need to be an artist to join?

No. You don’t need to paint or collect anything.

The newspaper

Who writes it?

The people who send me their art, poems and stories. I choose every piece that goes in.

Can I send you my art?

Yes, I’d love that! It’s free, and you don’t have to be a member. Each issue has a theme and a deadline, and everyone hears back. I choose the same way whether you’re in the club or not.

Submissions for Issue No. 5, Resilience, are open until the end of November 20 (Eastern time). You can send yours on the submissions page.

Can I get the newspaper without the print?

It comes in the envelope with your print, and it isn’t sold by itself.

Can I get past issues?

Past prints, yes. I have two bundles of six, each print with what I wrote to go with it: September 2025 to February 2026, and March to August 2026. They’re $75 each, while I have them. Past newspapers aren’t for sale.

What it costs and when you’re charged

How much does it cost?

Monthly is $15 a month through December, then $25 a month from January. Annual is $165 for the year if you join by December 31, and it renews at $275. Shipping is included.

Monthly is $15 a month plus $4 shipping per envelope, so $19 a month. Annual is $165 for the year plus $4 shipping with each envelope: $169 at checkout, then $4 with each monthly delivery. That’s $48 of shipping a year.

In the US: $15 a month through December, then $25 from January. Or $165 for the year through December 31, renewing at $275.

Somewhere else: $15 a month plus $4 shipping per envelope. Or $165 for the year plus $4 with each envelope.

Tell me where it’s going at the top of these questions, and you’ll see just yours.

When will I be charged?

The day you join, then on that same date every month. That’s your billing date. On annual, it’s once a year. You’ll get an email 3 days before each monthly charge, and 30 days before an annual renewal.

The day you join, then on that same date every month. That’s your billing date. On annual, you pay once a year, plus $4 with each monthly delivery. You’ll get an email 3 days before each monthly charge, and 30 days before an annual renewal.

The day you join, then on that same date every month. On annual, it’s once a year. You’ll get an email 3 days before each monthly charge, and 30 days before an annual renewal.

I’m joining now. What does the January price mean for me?

You pay $15 now and on your December billing date. Your first $25 charge is on your January billing date. You don’t need to do anything to stay. If you’d rather not pay $25, pause or cancel before then.

Why is it going up?

So tracking can come with every envelope. It’s on me for November and December.

Is there a way to pay less?

The annual plan, through December 31. It’s $165 for the year, about $13.75 a month, by standard mail. It closes at 11:59 PM Eastern on December 31.

How does the annual plan work?

You pay $165 once, and I send you an envelope every month for 12 months by standard mail. If one doesn’t arrive, write to me and I’ll replace it, up to 2 a year.

It renews at $275 with tracking, and you’ll get an email 30 days before it does.

You pay $169 at checkout, which is $165 for the year plus $4 shipping. Then $4 is charged with each monthly delivery. That’s $48 of shipping a year. Envelopes go by standard mail. If one doesn’t arrive, write to me and I’ll replace it, up to 2 a year.

It renews at the same price after 12 months unless you cancel, and you’ll get an email 30 days before it does.

In the US, you pay $165 once and get 12 envelopes by standard mail, and it renews at $275 with tracking. Somewhere else, you pay $169 at checkout, then $4 with each monthly delivery. Either way, you’ll get an email 30 days before it renews.

If I cancel the annual plan partway through, what happens?

You still get the full 12 months of prints and newspapers you paid for. It just won’t renew.

You still get the full 12 months of prints and newspapers you paid for. It just won’t renew. You’ll still pay the $4 shipping with each envelope that’s left.

Can I start monthly and switch to annual?

Yes, through December 31. Write to me at help@dimitramilan.com and my team will switch you over. You’ll pay $165 once, on your next billing date, in place of your monthly charge.

Yes. Write to me at help@dimitramilan.com and my team will switch you over.

Yes. Write to me at help@dimitramilan.com and my team will switch you over. In the US, that’s through December 31.

Can I try it for just one month?

Yes. There’s no minimum. Join, open your envelope, and if it isn’t for you, cancel before your next billing date and you won’t be charged again.

Yes. There’s no minimum. You can cancel before your next billing date and you won’t be charged again. Standard mail can take up to a month, so your second charge may come before your first envelope does.

Yes. There’s no minimum. You can cancel before your next billing date and you won’t be charged again. Outside the US, standard mail can take up to a month, so your second charge may come before your first envelope does.

Is there a 3-month or 6-month plan?

No. It’s monthly or annual now.

Do you have a discount code?

No. The annual plan is the only way to pay less.

Can I change my billing date?

You can’t change it yourself on your membership page. Write to me and my team will help.

What if my card doesn’t go through?

We’ll try it again a few times. If it still doesn’t work, your Print Club pauses and nothing is charged while it’s paused. To fix it, open your membership page, update your card, and tap Resume. Please don’t send your card number by email.

What currency are these prices in?

US dollars, and your bank converts it when you pay. In Australia, my shop shows Australian dollars, and that’s what you pay.

Getting your envelope

Will my envelope have tracking?

On monthly, yes, and the link comes by email when it ships. Annual goes by standard mail without it.

Not by standard mail. You can ask for it after you join: write to me at help@dimitramilan.com. It’s $20 per envelope in place of the $4, so $35 a month in all on monthly.

In the US, monthly has it and annual doesn’t. Somewhere else, you can ask for it after you join, for $20 in place of the $4.

When does my first envelope leave your studio?

Within 7 days of your order, often in a couple of days.

When will it get to me?

Monthly comes with tracking, and the link shows you where it is. Annual comes by standard mail, which can take up to a month.

Standard mail can take up to a month, so please give it time.

Which issue will I get first?

November orders get Issue No. 4, Wonder.

Do you ship to my country?

Very likely! Right now I have members in 22 countries outside the US, and checkout will tell you.

Will I pay customs or import fees?

It depends on your country. If yours charges VAT or import fees on delivery, you’d pay those yourself.

If something goes wrong

What if my envelope doesn’t arrive?

On monthly, if it hasn’t arrived 30 days after you paid for it, write to me at help@dimitramilan.com and we’ll send you a new one. On annual, write to me and I’ll replace it, up to 2 a year.

On monthly, if it hasn’t arrived 45 days after you paid for it, write to me at help@dimitramilan.com and we’ll send you a new one. On annual, write to me and I’ll replace it, up to 2 a year.

On monthly, if it hasn’t arrived 30 days after you paid for it, write to me at help@dimitramilan.com and we’ll send you a new one. Outside the US, that’s 45 days. On annual, write to me and I’ll replace it, up to 2 a year.

What if it arrives bent or damaged?

I’m sorry! Send me a photo at help@dimitramilan.com within 48 hours and I’ll send you a new one.

What if I’m moving?

Update your address on your membership page anytime. If you change it before your next billing date, your next envelope goes straight there. If one has already left for your old address, write to me and we’ll figure it out.

How to skip, pause or cancel

Where do I go to change anything?

To your membership page. You can also get there from Manage Subscription at the bottom of any page on my site.

Can I skip a month?

Yes, any month, on monthly or annual. On monthly, you won’t be charged that month, and you won’t get that month’s envelope.

Can I pause?

Yes, on monthly or annual, for 1, 2 or 3 months from the day you pause. Nothing is charged while it’s paused, and it picks back up on its own.

How do I cancel?

On your membership page, anytime. On monthly, do it before your next billing date and you won’t be charged again. If you’ve already paid for that month’s envelope, it’s still coming to you.

Can I get a refund?

I don’t refund Print Club payments, but you can cancel before your next billing date and you won’t be charged again.

If I cancel, can I come back?

Yes, anytime, from your membership page. You’ll pay whatever the price is that day.

Buying my canvas and framed prints

How do I get the 15%?

If you’re joining now, add the Print Club to your cart along with your print. You’ll pay $15 for your first month, and you’ll see 15% come off your print right there at checkout. On a $125 print, 15% is $18.75.

If you’re already a member, sign in with the email on your membership, and the 15% comes off on its own.

If you’re joining now, add the Print Club to your cart along with your print, and you’ll see 15% come off your print right there at checkout. On a $125 print, 15% is $18.75.

If you’re already a member, sign in with the email on your membership, and the 15% comes off on its own.

I just joined. Why can’t I order a canvas or framed print yet?

It can take up to a day for my shop to recognize you as a member. If you don’t want to wait, write to me.

What happens to my 15% if I pause or cancel?

It’s for as long as you’re in the club. If you pause or cancel, you lose the 15%, and you can only order when I open my shop to everyone, at the regular price. If you come back, you get it all back.

When do you open your shop to everyone?

Once every season. The rest of the time, my canvas and framed prints are just for members.

Does the 15% work on your original paintings?

No, it’s for my prints.

If you want to give it as a gift

Can I give the Print Club as a gift?

Yes! The easiest way is the annual plan: $165 once, through December 31. Put their name and address in at checkout, because the name you enter for the shipping address is the name on the envelope. There isn’t a gift note.

Yes! The easiest way is the annual plan: $169 at checkout, then $4 on your card with each monthly delivery. Put their name and address in at checkout, because the name you enter for the shipping address is the name on the envelope. There isn’t a gift note.

Yes! The easiest way is the annual plan. Put their name and address in at checkout, because the name you enter for the shipping address is the name on the envelope. There isn’t a gift note.

How do I stop it renewing after the year?

Cancel it from your membership page after you buy. They’ll still get the full 12 months.

Will it get there by Christmas?

I can’t promise that. The first envelope leaves my studio within 7 days of your order, and holiday mail is slow and unpredictable, so the earlier the better.

Can I give just one month?

There isn’t a one-month gift. If you want something smaller than a year, the past prints bundle makes a nice gift. The bundle is here.

The Creator Club

What’s the Creator Club?

It’s the paint-along version, $40 a month. You get the same 5x7 print and the newspaper, plus a 7x10 sketch of the painting printed on real watercolor paper for you to paint on, and a mini watercolor palette. The colors change every month, and every month I film a paint-along watercolor video with that sketch. See the Creator Club.

How does shipping work on the Creator Club?

It’s included.

It’s a flat $15, with tracking.

In the US, it’s included. Somewhere else, it’s a flat $15.

I’m in the Print Club. Can I move to the Creator Club?

Yes. Write to me and we’ll move you over.

How to reach me

How do I reach you?

Write to help@dimitramilan.com, or reply to any email I send you. My team and I read them.

Dear Dreamer,

I’m building this club with lovers of beauty who believe in pausing to notice, to receive, to dream.

If that’s you, I’d love to send you your first print.

Keep Dreaming,

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