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For the Journey
“Let’s go somewhere
we can put
everything down
and rest our toes
in the sea.”
Sea is part of the Sweet Nothings series — a collection of poetic risograph prints combining original typewritten reflections with quiet, colourful forms.
New for June 2026, this risograph was born after a much needed seaside escape. It’s a reflective piece that calls you to go somewhere you can put everything down and just be human for a little bit. When the pressures of everyday life are getting too much, sometimes it feels like the least sensible thing to do is rest, but often it’s the most useful.
This is one for those called to sea to recharge, for memories of coastal walks and days at the seaside.
Printed using the risograph process, each layer of colour is applied separately, resulting in subtle shifts, textures and slight misregistrations that give every print a unique, tactile quality.
Details:
• Size: A5 (14.8 x 21 cm)
• Risograph print using soy-based inks
• Printed on 240gsm uncoated paper
• Limited edition (signed and numbered)
• Original writing and design by Emily Grenville-Grey
• Ships flat and unframed in eco packaging
A thoughtful piece for moments of reflection, encouragement or transition. Ideal for desks, bedrooms, or as part of a growing Sweet Nothings collection.
Also available for purchase on Etsy, with options for international shipping
– A5 risograph print on 240gsm paper
– Limited edition of 100, signed and numbered
– Yellow and grey stripes with pink border details
– Each print has subtle unique variations due to the risograph process
Description
“Destiny” is a bright, uplifting risograph print featuring bold yellow stripes framed in a neon pink haze. The typewritten words state:
“You are always walking towards your destiny.”
A reminder of steady forward motion, captured in vibrant stripes and soft analogue texture.
Inspiration
This piece from the Sweet Nothings collection reflects on movement, fate, and the unseen threads guiding us through everyday life. The playful colours evoke both energy and optimism.
Perfect Gift
Ideal for someone at a crossroads, starting a new chapter, or in need of an encouraging visual reminder of life’s direction.
“Go put yourself
into the path
of potentially
good things”
Go is part of the Sweet Nothings series — a collection of poetic risograph prints combining original typewritten reflections with quiet, colourful forms.
New for June 2026, this risograph was born after a month of lethargy. It’s a reflective piece that call you to use the last of the energy you have to go anyway and ask the universe to ‘show me how good it can get’. Quiet the negative thoughts and just go. Do the thing, try the thing - feel some joy.
Printed using the risograph process, each layer of colour is applied separately, resulting in subtle shifts, textures and slight misregistrations that give every print a unique, tactile quality.
Details:
• Size: A5 (14.8 x 21 cm)
• Risograph print using soy-based inks
• Printed on 240gsm uncoated paper
• Limited edition (signed and numbered)
• Original writing and design by Emily Grenville-Grey
• Ships flat and unframed in eco packaging
A thoughtful piece for moments of reflection, encouragement or transition. Ideal for desks, bedrooms, or as part of a growing Sweet Nothings collection.
Also available for purchase on Etsy, with options for international shipping
For slow living
A small poetic art print designed for moments of reflection.
Part of the Sweet Nothings series, this original print pairs gentle words with familiar, everyday imagery to create something personal, thoughtful, and quietly resonant.
A gentle meditation on impermanence, growth, and the beauty of temporary things.
“We are not always blooming
and live amongst
so many beautiful
temporary things.”
This is an original Sweet Nothings risograph print — a poetic piece of small-scale art designed to be kept, gifted, or lived with quietly over time.
About this print
Printed using traditional risograph processes on 240gsm quality art paper. Each print carries subtle variations and textural richness unique to the medium.
Details
– A5 size
– Landscape orientation
– Edition of 100
– 240gsm paper
– Signed by the artist
Care & packaging
Carefully packaged with a protective sleeve and backing board for safe delivery. Suitable for framing.
Artistic Details
– A5 risograph on 240gsm smooth paper
– Signed and numbered edition of 100
– Fluorescent orange and teal ink with crisp halftone border
– Ships flat and safely packaged
Description
“Live” celebrates slowness and attention with stripes of orange and white framed by teal. The typewritten text reads:
“Let’s live slow enough to notice when the sun shines through blue cloudless skies.”
A quiet call to mindfulness in a colourful, graphic form.
Inspiration
Created as part of the Sweet Nothings series, this work draws inspiration from summer skies, still moments, and the importance of slowing down. The bold risograph palette echoes sunshine and clear air.
Perfect Gift
A wonderful piece for someone embracing mindfulness, a nature lover, or anyone who finds beauty in slowing down.
Also available for purchase on Etsy with international shipping options
“Let’s make time to
rest in now,
and linger in awe
of all we’ve accomplished.”
Now is part of the Sweet Nothings series — a collection of poetic risograph prints combining original typewritten reflections with quiet, colourful forms.
Originally released as part of the April edition of the Dear Stranger mail club, the piece carries a sense of immediacy and reflection — a pause within a particular moment. The poem sits within layered blue and orange tones, creating a gentle contrast between stillness and warmth, rest and recognition.
Printed using the risograph process, each layer of colour is applied separately, resulting in subtle shifts, textures and slight misregistrations that give every print a unique, tactile quality.
Details:
• Size: A5 (14.8 x 21 cm)
• Risograph print using soy-based inks
• Printed on 240gsm uncoated paper
• Limited edition (signed and numbered)
• Original writing and design by Emily Grenville-Grey
• Ships flat and unframed in eco packaging
A thoughtful piece for moments of reflection, encouragement or transition. Ideal for desks, bedrooms, or as part of a growing Sweet Nothings collection.
For Gifting
This piece makes a beautiful addition to a gallery wall or a quiet reminder on your desk or bedside.
Details:
• A5 risograph print (14.8 x 21cm)
• Original words and design by Hope Omelette
• 240gsm uncoated paper
• Signed, open edition
• Ships flat and plastic-free from London
💌 For moments of transition and tenderness.
This piece sits with the contradiction of experience and longing:
“I am the oldest I have ever been, and still dream of developing wisdom beyond my years.”
Printed in rich lilac and pink risograph ink with soft textures and slight shifts in registration, each piece is subtly unique. The combination of intimate words and bold pastel stripes creates a print that feels both reflective and quietly playful.
Details:
• Size: A5 (14.8 x 21 cm)
• Risograph print using soy-based inks
• Printed on 240gsm recycled uncoated paper
• Limited edition of 100 (signed and numbered)
• Original writing and design by Hope Omelette
• Ships flat and unframed in eco-friendly packaging
An ideal piece for moments of pause — in personal spaces, therapy rooms, or as a thoughtful gift for someone at a life turning point.
Artistic Details
– A5 risograph on 240gsm smooth paper
– Signed and numbered edition of 100
– Fluorescent orange
– Ships flat and safely packaged
Description
“Simple” is a light hearted hope for all and everyone - and might just be the most giftable Sweet Nothing of them all.. The typewritten text reads:
“I wish you simple pleasures and small joys in plenty.”
A reflection and call to notice the small joys that occur day to day that we can miss when we live too fast.
Perfect Gift
Great for big birthdays, well wishes and for your own walls to keep you reflecting on all the good things happening that we so often miss.
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