Cosmic Print Press
July 2026 Edition Catch Up Mail
July 2026 Edition Catch Up Mail
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Missed this release? This edition is now part of the Cosmic Archives — a curated collection of past mail club releases, available in limited quantities.
Featured Object: Andromeda Galaxy (M31)
The Andromeda Galaxy is the largest galaxy visible from Earth and the most distant object most people can see with their naked eye. Located approximately 2.5 million light years away, the light captured in this image began its journey long before humans existed.
Using my telescope and astrophotography equipment, I spent hours collecting and processing light from this neighboring galaxy to reveal its delicate spiral arms, glowing star clouds, and bright galactic core. Containing an estimated one trillion stars, Andromeda offers a glimpse into the immense scale of our universe.
As one of my personal favorite deep-sky objects, Andromeda was chosen as the July edition to celebrate wonder, perspective, and our connection to the cosmos. When you hold this print, you're holding light that has traveled across space for 2.5 million years to reach Earth.
More Than an Image
Cosmic Mail Club is designed to feel personal. Every edition combines astrophotography, storytelling, and tangible mail to help you slow down and reconnect with the night sky.
What You’ll Receive:
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- High-quality printed astrophotography image that is also a collector postcard
- Personal letter inspired by the object
- Monthly celestial calendar
- 5 randomly selected space themed stickers
- Cosmic confetti
- About the artist insert page
Why It’s Special:
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- Real astrophotography (no stock images)
- Educational and emotional storytelling
- Physical mail designed for space lovers and collectors
- One release per month
- Archived editions are limited
- 10% of your order supports real astronomy outreach through Starlight in Motion
Shipping:
- Ships within 3 business days
- Sent via Canada Post letter mail
Note: This is a past edition from July. Quantities are limited.
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