Welcome to
Tiny Wave Club
A monthly mail club & stationery shop supporting animals and nature. A new tiny wave every month
10% of every purchase always goes to the wave
The June wave: Wild Tigers
This month, my illustrations and heart are dedicated to protecting wild tigers and their home in Sumatra. The June stationery pack is finally here, filled with unique treasures inspired by these majestic big cats.
What’s inside June's pack:
- Illustrated Card: The new month for your mini desktop calendar.
- Wild Tiger Art Print: A high-quality postcard to decorate your space.
- Tiger Face Bookmark: To keep you company in your summer readings.
- Full Sticker Pack: Matte paper die-cuts (plastic-free!).
- The Newsletter: A printed sheet with the story behind the tigers.
- Digital Extras: 2 phone wallpapers + A4 printable calendar.
Tiny Waves, Real Impact
10% of your subscription (1.30€ every month) goes directly to the frontlines of conservation with the International Tiger Project.
A single subscription helps replant 4 square meters of rainforest
By joining the club, your single wave helps replant 4 square meters of rainforest corridors in Sumatra. And as a collective community, Tiny Wave Club goal this June is to fund crucial wildlife ranger hours to dismantle illegal traps and provide medical kits for injured wild tigers.
Every single notebook, postcard, and sticker makes a real difference in the jungle!
Join by June 23rd to receveid June Wave Rewards!
A cozy gift for your desk
Your Welcome Mini-Calendar Display
When you join Tiny Wave Club, your very first package includes this desktop tent display. It’s a beautiful and sustainable piece designed to live on your workspace.
Once it’s set up, you only need to slide in the new illustrated month page that arrives inside your stationery envelope every single month!
☆ Free with your first month's subscription. ☆
～other ways to support the waves～
A selection of pieces from Tiny Wave Club.
10% goes back to this month’s cause.
Past Tiny Waves
Hi, I'm Laura, and I'm behind Tiny Wave Club
I draw everything here, one by one, as part of a slow and ongoing process.
This project is my way of staying close to nature, and turning drawing into something that can give something back.