Why my next Tokyo drop will be 30 prints — and why the list gets first access
There's a specific reason the next Tokyo series will be capped at 30 prints, numbered 1 to 30, with no reprints — ever. And there's a specific reason subscribers see it 48 hours before anyone else.
Both come down to the same thing: a print should feel like an object, not a product.
The format. Thirty images. Each numbered in pencil on the lower corner. Each shipped with a hand-signed certificate of authenticity. Printed on Hahnemühle Pearl 310gsm archival paper — the same museum-grade stock used by fine art galleries — in sizes A4 through A1. Free worldwide shipping, dispatched from the UK.
The drop. June 15. Public listing goes live at 10:00 BST. But the list gets in 48 hours earlier — Friday June 13, same time. That window matters: prints numbered 1 to 5 historically sell within the first few hours. If you care about which number ends up on your wall, the list is the only way to choose.
The list. One email a week. Behind-the-scenes from the next series, early access to every drop, occasional subscriber-only sizes. No spam, no upsells, no engineered urgency outside of the drops themselves. Unsubscribe in one click.
If you've been saving Tokyo work on Pinterest and waiting for the right one — this is the moment to move from "saved" to "on the wall."
👉 Join the list at /newsletter — Tokyo drops June 15.