Until We Meet Again

A writer, designer, educator, artist, and more, Debbie has a folder that’s absolutely bursting with inspiration, including episodes of her podcast, a PDF of one of her books, and a TED Talk.

Roxane, a powerhouse writer and editor, serves up hard-to-find essays and stories, a comic book, a podcast, writing lessons, a recipe for blueberry-pancake cake, and more.

Ace Hotel shares a smorgasbord of projects and activities created with artist friends and past collaborators. Draw your own essence, whip up secret recipes, and travel (virtually) to an Ace Hotel.

Train yourself to feel better with meditation and relaxation recordings by Amy Budden. Download, hit Play, and relax at a deeper level.

Singer Dinah Jane shows up with hot tunes so you can sing (and dance) along. And for an encore: a cooking video.

A storytelling company that makes it easy, fun, and exciting to be a space fan, Supercluster has a folder full of extraterrestrial themes, including a space-launch tracker app.

This Australian chef loads his folder with easy recipes (including a delicious carrot carbonara) and cooking videos that show you exactly what to do.

The design-and-art platform based in London has created Indoors Zine, a mini-magazine made in lockdown, for lockdown, to bust boredom to smithereens.

This global music platform serves up four programs chosen because they play calming and relaxing music. Click the links and enjoy anywhere.

Artists Brennan Gerard and Ryan Kelly dropped in from their Paris studio to fill a folder with video clips and listening, writing, and movement exercises.

Celebrate awkwardness with a care package full of hilarious photos of families, pets, and more.

Brian, a Los Angeles–based artist, has a folder that includes drawings from his series Avoid This. Print them out, color them in, draw on top of them, and create more of your own.

There is a story inside you that no one else can tell. The Personal Voice Workbook will help you break through the silence.

Queer Eye’s interior designer, Bobby Berk, has a ton of quarantine recommendations, from his favorite loungewear to his favorite white paints—and a bonus bingo game!

An accomplished illustrator, Wendy has recently shot to fame thanks to her quarantine-inspired Instagram drawing classes for kids. This folder includes some of those lessons.

An R&B singer from New York, Rileyy includes her freshly dropped EP Beautiful Mistakes for you to share, stream, or download.

Enjoy a folder heaped high with delicious all-ages activities: edible art projects, food mandalas, origami pie, and a kid’s cooking show!

The Grammy Award–winning hip-hop artist has put it all in this care package: motivation, a workout plan, music to keep you moving, and merch to keep you looking good.

The idea is simple: Choose a creative project, then do it every day for 100 days. Everything you need to get started is in this folder!

Independent music company Future Classic has compiled a care package of music and graphic art by Thrupence (Jack Vanzet) of Melbourne, Australia.

Tech anthropologist Alex Wolf has stuffed her Dropbox folder full of stimulating book recommendations. If you’ve burned through Netflix, this one’s for you!

This wellness brand has curated a list of ideas and resources to support you on your quarantine journey.

Spice up your Zoom Meetings with a rad background created by Amir, an artist and designer based in Los Angeles.

A singer, songwriter, and record producer from Canada, Jenna’s ready with tips and tricks for all you stay-at-home musicians.

Watchlists, videos, podcasts, blog posts, and highlights from the 2020 Sundance Film Festival are packed into this care package.

The Shazam! and Disney Channel star serves up three-pointer tips from his driveway especially for die-hard fans.