
Pie in Bloom
Example print · For demo purposes only
Prints & mail club · Nashville
Prints of MegPie Pollard’s paintings, and a monthly mail club: a folded booklet that’s part coloring book, part activity book, part craft. Something to hold, color and keep.

Gallery prints
Example prints, shown with gallery photographs of Meg’s paintings. She’ll choose the final prints, sizes and prices.

Example print · For demo purposes only

Example print · For demo purposes only

Example print · For demo purposes only

Example print · For demo purposes only

Example print · For demo purposes only

Example print · For demo purposes only
Mail club · Your Monthly Slice of MegPie
Remember checking the mailbox for something just for you? Once a month, a folded booklet of Meg’s art shows up: a character to meet, pages to color and pieces to lift, move and keep. A small slice of joy, and a surprise every time.
Look inside the booklet
How the fold-out was made
Part coloring book, part activity book, part craft book, folded small enough to carry.
Pages to color, write on, lift and cut out.
Maybe a postcard, a mini print or a sticker.
Ideas from Meg’s paper prototype.
Characters, activities and extras are examples until Meg chooses them.
No price, subscription terms or payment method yet, and this demo has no checkout. The layout is set up to connect to Shopify, Squarespace or another shop platform once Meg picks one.
Where it ships, when each issue goes out and what shipping costs are still to be decided.
Newsletter
Studio notes, new prints and mail-club news from Pie Town Press.

Meet Meg
Artist · Nashville
2025 Readers’ Poll: Best Visual Artist · Nashville Scene
Meg works in acrylic and digital media and paints public murals in Nashville. Her characters and swirls draw on cartoons, music and the people around her.
Behind the demo · Aaron Apter
Meg’s my neighbor. When she asked me to help her get a site or shop up, I researched her work and built a wireframe before she came over, so we sat down with a place ready for her artwork and product details. We talked for about 20 minutes. She flipped through her paper booklet and I filmed it as a reference. Everything here is my first pass from that one visit: placeholders for Meg to react to, not decisions she’s made.