Stop Blick Paper Catalogs
Blick Art Materials' privacy policy explicitly directs postal-marketing requests to its policy contact. Name the printed catalogs you want stopped and the address receiving them. Email unsubscribe, browser tracking choices and account documents are separate tasks.
Use the policy's postal-marketing contact
In Marketing Communications; Opt-Out, the Blick privacy policy distinguishes email from postal marketing. For postal requests it directs readers to the contact information below: privacy@dickblick.com or 855-997-3172.
The policy also lists Blick Art Materials, P.O. Box 1267, Galesburg, IL 61402-1267 for written contact. That is the policy address for this instruction. Do not substitute an order-payment address or a store address merely because it also belongs to Blick.
Say that you want printed catalogs or other postal promotions stopped. An email subject that says only Unsubscribe can be ambiguous when the same policy explains email removal. Include the complete paper address and the recipient as printed, with any customer or source code actually shown on the catalog.
Make the mailing label the subject of the request
For a home label, use the name, unit and ZIP on that copy. For a studio, school or workplace, include the department or attention line if printed. Do not replace an institutional recipient with your personal name unless that is the record you actually want changed.
This draft keeps the task limited to promotional paper mail. Edit the bracketed details, then use Blick's contact yourself. Do not include a school credit application, account password or payment-card details in an ordinary catalog-removal message.
Please stop Blick Art Materials printed catalogs and other postal marketing addressed to [name as printed] at [full mailing address, including unit and ZIP code]. The label also shows [studio, school or department, if present] and [customer or source code, if present]. Please confirm the postal-marketing preference recorded for this mailing label and whether duplicate records need a separate request. This is not an order cancellation, account deletion or request to stop transactional messages. Thank you.
Email and broader privacy requests are different
The policy describes email unsubscribe separately, including an email-specific subject instruction. Do not assume that using an email footer or changing a newsletter preference also changes the address on a paper catalog. Ask for both channels explicitly if you want both stopped.
Blick's broader privacy tools discuss data choices such as sale, sharing and targeted advertising. Those choices have their own scope and may involve identity verification. A browser opt-out signal is not a substitute for the published postal-marketing instruction. Avoid asking for account deletion solely to stop a catalog if you still need the account for purchases.
Save what Blick actually confirms
The policy says marketing opt-out does not stop account or transaction communications. An order update or receipt is therefore a different kind of message from an unwanted catalog. Keep those documents outside a photo used to identify ordinary promotional mail.
The postal instruction does not give a last-delivery deadline. Record the request date and retain any reply identifying the preference changed. Opening the policy or sending a message is not confirmation of removal. If another catalog arrives, compare its label with the one you supplied and ask the published contact to check that specific record.
Keep the Blick catalog address visible
Contact Blick yourself using its published postal-marketing instruction. A photo of ordinary promotional mail can preserve the label. Do not upload school billing records, invoices or payment information.
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