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The Hola Society is built to boost your creative journaling practice, not just for a moment, but month after month. It starts with a recurring online space of women gathering to make things together instead of alone. From there, your practice gets a monthly anchor: a curated packet of original art and creative materials, sourced with intention and delivered straight to your mailbox. Packets ship the last week of each month. And in between packets, weekly prompts carry you forward, along with Lola's inspiration and finds, timed for exactly when your practice needs a nudge.
All of this for a founding member rate of $30 a month. That is less than one dinner out. For something that is actually for you.
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The Hola Society Packet - Color, Unleashed Edition
Meet the Curator, Lola
Hola! I'm Lola and I have been making things out of paper since I was a little girl.
Like a lot of us, I did everything I was supposed to do. College. Career. The corporate ladder. And somewhere in the middle of all of it, my art got quiet. I kept going, but something was missing. I had lost the particular kind of joy that only comes from making something with your hands.
About five years ago, I decided to do something small and kind of silly: I bought my inner little girl some unicorn stickers at the grocery store. That was the beginning of Hola Paperie (and TBH, my journaling supplies obsession, too).
From that moment, I have filled every spare hour with journaling, art making, paper collecting, and creating. That has brought me back to myself in a way nothing else could. With time I realized that I wanted to build a place where other women could find their way back too.
That place is Hola Paperie. I am not a polished expert. I didn't go to art school. I am a creative who fell back in love with paper and never looked back. I built this for us.
The women who make stuff, so you can make stuff.
We commission talented women artists to create the materials in every release, because creative journaling is richer when it’s shaped by many hands, styles, and perspectives.
We hope their art becomes part of yours. Together, we can make something new.
Living & Loving Our Values
How we work matters just as much as what we do.
If you like it, we love it.
There is no wrong way to make art here. Your style, your pace and your vision all belong.
Women-first in everything.
We center women in every decision we make. This extends to our products, our collaborators, and our community. That said, all are welcome at the table.
Sharing is Caring.
We believe in sharing the good. During it's first year, Hola Paperie will begin operating with a profit-sharing model. When we do well, so do the people who help build this with us.
Be kind. Full stop.
This community runs on warmth, consideration and esteem. We don't do comparison, competition, or gatekeeping here.
Sustainability matters.
We strive to choose materials and practices that are kind to the earth. We love upcycled, recycled, and thoughtfully sourced items.
From Lola's Desk
Behind the Scenes: Producing the September Packet, "Ethereal Glow"
Hola, friend. This month's Hola Society packet shipped, and I am excited to tell you how it came together. This month's packet included 12 pieces of art, with 2 new formats we tried for the first time — 5x7 flat cards and a sheet of sticker letters — as well as the usual mix you have come to expect. There was also a zine with journaling prompts, and the little surprise stickers tucked into every packet. Curating this one was a bit harder than usual, in a good way. I had so much art to choose from this time that narrowing it down felt nearly impossible. I ended up going with a simple principle: more is more. Did the piece feel luxurious? If it did, it went in. Part of what made the selection tricky is that the creative brief for this theme was deliberately open. I asked artists to submit something that glows, something ethereal or a little mystical, channeling the season without tipping into anything obvious or expected. A few of them came back to me with questions about whether a piece actually fit, and those conversations ended up being some of my favorite parts of the whole process. What makes a piece of art feel ethereal or mystical or otherworldly? There is no single answer, and figuring that out together was part of the fun. For the zine, I picked up a thread from last month and kept looking at past artists working in the same otherworldly, mystical register as an artist we featured last time, Hilma af Klint, the Swedish painter known for her abstract, spiritual work. We found 4 other women artists that made incredible art in their day. Production was smooth this time around. The printer, finally fixed, cooperated. We worked through printing the wonderful art in different sizes and on various papers, making stacks all around my studio. The zine came together and was printed last, along with my packet note. My mother helped with packing this round, and having an extra set of hands at the table made everything move a little faster and a little easier. Mona Mona had a trove of beautiful work this round, 6 pieces made it into the packet. Among them, two black and white pieces where faces emerge if you look closely, a piece with soft overlapping circles, a glowing blue piece that evokes rolling waves, and a piece featuring three otherworldly creatures. Shemi Dixon contributed 2 pieces, a sunset sky silhouetting a line of trees in deep shadow, and a luminous study of spider webs shimmering in gold. Anne Juan created a wispy lavender field under a matching lavender sky, quiet and serene. Jackie Lahiff went abstract, a fiery piece built from texture and color alone, reds and browns and yellows with no figure resolving out of it. Shannon Ballard painted a whimsical fall tree with swirling leaves set against a glowing sunset. And I contributed a piece of my own, a moon set against a colorful, imagined sky. If you missed signing up for membership, you can pre-order an extra copy of the Ethereal Glow packet here, for shipping on 10/15/26. Packet four is already underway. October's theme leans into flora and fauna, distinctive single subject plants and animals, a shift toward gratitude as the season moves closer to the holidays. We will be shipping toward the end of October. Don't miss out, sign up here today! Lola
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Behind the Scenes: Producing the August Packet "Shape, Found"
Across all the formats, we featured 12 pieces of art in this packet. You already know how this theme found me. I was reviewing submissions the way I always do, asking myself the same question I ask every time -- does this make me want to create? A pile of pieces kept pulling themselves aside because they all had the same thing in common. Lines. Repetition. Structure that perhaps wasn’t on purpose.
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Preview: Aug 2026 Society Packet - Shape, Found
Shape, Found" is beauty with structure. Lines that were placed on purpose. Patterns that repeat because someone meant for them to.
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