Quick answer

Each month the sticker club follows a four‑stage curation: theme brainstorming, artist outreach, design review, and final print selection. The process balances seasonal trends with fan feedback, ensuring fresh, relevant stickers that arrive on time.

The monthly sticker club’s design process starts with a seasonal theme board. Megan Wang looks at holidays, nature cycles, and pop‑culture moments to draft a loose concept for the upcoming month.

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After the theme is set, she reaches out to her network of illustrators, gathers sketches, and narrows the pool based on style fit, print feasibility, and community requests.

How designs are chosen each season

Once sketches arrive, Megan reviews them against practical criteria: size limits for postcard‑size prints, vinyl sticker durability, and the ability to mix riso prints with standard prints. This technical check prevents delays and keeps costs low, which is why the club can offer a $6 price point versus a $12 comparison price.

The final shortlist is voted on by a small group of long‑time subscribers who provide candid feedback on color palettes and motif relevance. Their input helps fine‑tune the designs before the batch goes to print, ensuring the stickers feel personal and timely.

  • Tip: Keep an eye on the club’s Instagram polls for sneak peeks of upcoming themes.

FAQ Summary

Seasonal theme planning

Megan creates a theme board based on holidays, nature, and trends. Expect designs that reflect the current season.

Artist collaboration

Illustrators submit sketches that are vetted for style and print feasibility. Only designs that meet size and material standards move forward.

Subscriber feedback loop

A select group of members votes on final designs before printing. Your voice indirectly shapes each month’s stickers.

Products that illustrate the curation in action

  • monthly print + sticker club: Get a postcard size print + vinyl sticker in the mail every month! Sometimes it’s a riso print, sometimes it’s not. The mix of riso and standard prints shows how the club balances artistic variety with production constraints.
  • Onigiri Work Sticker Sheet: 4x6 inch CLEAR sticker sheet printed onto a clear vinyl that is thinner + meant for use in planners + journals + other paper goods. Clear vinyl stickers are chosen for their versatility, fitting the club’s goal of offering stickers that work in many everyday contexts.

Understanding the monthly sticker club’s curation process reveals why each season feels fresh and thoughtfully designed, and why the club can keep prices low while delivering high‑quality art straight to your mailbox.