Handwritten letters with creator glamour: two orderable editions

Pulenaz: a letter about the creative setting

Pulenaz’s Handwritten Letter is a two-page handwritten edition sent with one print for $18 as a one-time purchase. The letter describes the month’s location and the choices behind the accompanying glamour image: for example, why the window was selected and how the fabric and light shaped the picture. It is a prepared edition, not a custom romantic message.

The letter can be ordered without the $9 monthly Slow Days membership. For someone who wants a small physical memento and a written account of the image, this is the more compact option; the membership instead gives access to released videos, photo stories and conversations while active.

Sabrina Nichole: a booklet alongside the letter

Sabrina Nichole’s Print and Letter costs $19 once and pairs a prepared two-page handwritten letter with a mailed 12-image print booklet. It is suited to a buyer who wants a larger set of styled photographs with the letter. No custom message is included, and the separate purchase does not require a subscription.

Her $11 monthly Letters and Light membership is a different product: each monthly photographic letter combines eight styled portraits with a 700-word fictional essay and selection notes. The subscription archive is available while membership is active; the separately ordered booklet and handwritten letter are physical items.

Which should you order?

Choose Pulenaz for a single print and a handwritten account of the setting and visual decisions. Choose Sabrina for the 12-image booklet accompanying the letter. Both are prepared editions, so neither should be mistaken for personalized correspondence; compare the physical contents rather than assuming a subscription message is handwritten.