Mourning Customs
What are your personal, unique, mourning customs? Not the traditional stuff you were raised with, but things you have developed intuitively through your own experiences of loss.
What are your personal, unique, mourning customs? Not the traditional stuff you were raised with, but things you have developed intuitively through your own experiences of loss.
I hope this post is okay - for the past several years I've been classic creatures for Halloween. I always make my own costumes. This year I thought a mythological creature would be cool.
I'm leaning towards something Celtic but am pretty open to suggestions. The only criteria I have are: 1. the lesser known, the better and 2. the more specific (standout physical feature, niche role/function, etc) the better. Whatever it is will be interpreted through an unhinged/diy lens.
I'd love to hear some suggestions! Also happy to share the results of whatever I chose in October.
Can someone please walk me through step by step what I need to do in order to resize my pages in the simplest way? I don't own a scanner or copy machine, so I'll be doing this at the library with assistance but I want to have a clear understanding of it.
I hand draw my zines on standard 8x11, no borders. Because virtually no copy machines have a bleed setting, I need to scan and shrink my pages down a bit before printing copies. I do not know how to do this. What percentage do I shrink down? Does every copy machine default to the same border size, and what is that border size? It looks like maybe 5mm?
This may be fruitless. Many years ago I was channel surfing and stopped for a second on an old black & white film (I'd wager to guess 40s-50s era), a man and a woman were talking to each other and he said "I CANNOT abandon you" very dramatically.
That's literally all I can recall. It has stuck with me for years and I've always hoped to find out what it was.