Finals are coming. Send reinforcements.

Six Postcards. One big picture.

Six reminders that someone believes in you.

College finals can be stressful, exhausting, and a little bit chaotic. You can’t take the test for them (they’d probably like that until the score came back), but you can remind them they’re loved, supported, and absolutely capable of getting through it.

The Finals Countdown delivers six original illustrated postcards to your college students in the weeks leading up to finals-or all at once for a giant dose of encouragement.

I do all the work (creating and mailing). You get all the credit!

How it works:

  1. Pick your countdown.

THE WEEKLY COUNTDOWN: One postcard arrives each week for six weeks leading up to finals.

THE FINALS WEEK BOMB: All six postcards arrive together the week before finals for one big YOU’VE GOT THIS moment.

2. Choose your artwork.

Pick one of my illustrated designs, or make it personal to your student with their name, school, major, or other personal details to make it unique to them. 

3. Add your words.

Want them to see your actual handwriting?

Send me photos or scan of your handwritten messages and I’ll turn them into clear stickers that go right onto the postcards. Because sometimes “Good luck” in familiar handwriting hits a little differently.

4. Send a little extra help.

Add a Finals Emergency Toolbox packed with snacks, caffeine, study goodies, self-care items, fun surprises, and a little piece of home. You can choose different care packages too! The Basic Fix for a little pick-me-up for when they’re still mostly functioning. Survival Toolbox with the snacks, supplies, comfort, and encouragement needed to make it through finals. Emergency Repair Kit for when finals have officially gone off the rails and reinforcements are required.

The care package will be sent with the final postcard for weekly orders or with the complete set for the Finals Week Bomb.

The order form will walk you through all of the choices. When you submit the form, I will email you the invoice and a list of questions to turn this package into something that feels like it came from home.