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Hoping to scan this one, too, I think it will look cool with some distortion.
The United States of America. Land of the free (kinda). In this zine, I share a lifetime's worth of travel experience across this great nation (kinda).
If you want a copy, everything is free at the link in my profile.
Wanted to get folks’ take before jumping into my next zine. I’ve had this weird feeling about AI, not explicitly anti-AI, just that it’s sometimes useful, but usually takes away my love for creation, makes me dumber, stunts my skill development (hence the “skill fucked” placeholder title).
I want to create something punk about the raw experience of using AI. Like my personal experience mixed with what I’ve seen with others: the “one more prompt” addiction, the “you’re absolutely right” sycophancy, the hallucinations and psychosis, the teen romantic relationship suicides, the tech ceo manifestos and over investment, the “AI ain’t it“ backlash, how the models are actually trained, the absurdity of tokenmaxxing. Essentially exposing the underbelly but neither the doomer nor hype slop of mainstream media.
Format: Nothing big, 4 sheets of 8.5x11 paper folded down the middle and stapled, heavily illustrated, riso printed.
Firstly, does something like this already exist? Are others thinking about creating something like this? Secondly, thoughts on the content/format?
Thanks for sharing any guidance 🙏
When you create zines, do you also post their contents into an online form? Do your zines have QR codes linking to the online content, or to PDFs so that folks can print out their own copies of the zine? Or do you view your zines more as a physical-only thing, like printed art? Would you be opposed to having online copies of them?
Allo! Je fait des zines et je les partage dans les bibliothèques gratuite à Québec et certain café (deux pour l’instant) qui son sur mon chemin.
J’essaye d’apporter à Québec un peu plus d’art et d’échange/évènement artistique de tout niveau tranquillement avec ces zones et je me demandais si vous aviez des recommandations d’endroit ou porter mes zines ? ( ils sont gratuit le but est de créer une communauté d’artistes/art lover non le profit)
Y a t’il des groupes avec des but similaire que je pourrais rejoindre etc?
La majorité des évènement son à Montréal et je veux en apporter à Québec.
Merci ❤️
I started making collage zines using bargain bin comics a few months ago as a creative outlet. I’m at the point now where I want to push myself by interacting with other similar artists so here is my most recent one.
Each page in this one was made from a single issue. There’s no real coherence in theme, as I just tend to build off either an idea or piece of art that speaks to me.
Just converted one of my recent comic posts into a foldable 8-page zine. Printed on A4 (folded to A6), though printable on A3 as well. Didn’t know this size could be so satisfying.
Free download, for you to keep it handy every Monday. Here you go:
https://ko-fi.com/s/c5b56f0cfc
Hope you like it.
More photos of literary and artistic zines from New York’s East Village, mainly from the 1980s and 1990s, that I have in my possession — most of which are in perfect condition.
Hello! Im putting a zine together based on the theme: Ordinary Relic. The zine is dedicated to what keep's us going through our day to day. Through artwork, poetry, photography, music, your daily playlist that brings you joy, personal reflections, and whatever you’re willing to share! Contributors can share the people, places, rituals, and moments that preserve beauty in their everyday lives. A collection of the "ordinary relics" that keep us going. Comment for submission link :)<3 - Submissions Due By August 23
A while back I asked for the communities favourite idioms and proverbs with dogs. Here is the result.
28 pages of dog drawings and idioms. Working on a Spanish and German volume too. Thank you all who contributed to it.
More of my zines on @el_chandoso
(reupload because I accidentally used the lowest quality pictures the first time)
I love Chinese food take out. And when you love it like I do, you end up with a lot of fortune cookies. Here's a collection of all the fortune cookie fortunes I've collected over the past 2 years.
If you want a copy, everything is free at the link in my profile.
Inspired by a post on Pinterest from MissingPearson!
Getting into collage and looking for inspiration online. Found some of her "how to" infographics. This was so fun to make.
https://outhistory.org/exhibits/show/queer-youth-campus-media/media/vice-versa-the-first-lesbian-m
> In June of 1947, while working as a secretarial assistant at RKO Studios in Los Angeles, a 25-year old wrote and published Vice Versa, the first lesbian magazine in North America. Under the pseudonym "Lisa Ben" (which was an anagram for lesbian), nine issues were released in which she was only able to produce ten copies of each edition because of limited resources. Ben's access to office supplies availed her use of the company typewriter to write her publications, and reproduce them on carbon paper. Though short-lived, Vice Versa established itself as a forerunner for gay American publications, providing a more wide-ranging audience with upbeat short stories, editorials, book reviews, and a letter column to entertain and inspire readers to perpetuate the existence of gay editorials and preserve the pleasure of their lifestyle.
I've been working on this for a little while cause of research and wanted to share it with y'all!
This is my coloring book for extinct and endangered animals in AZ (my state). I thought it might be fun to learn some fact about specific animals that have left us in recent years (by recent I mean the last 200-150 years).
It's 12 pages long (6 piece of paper printed front and back(I went to my local library to print highly recommended if you don't have a printer or enough ink)) and sewed using embroidery floss.
Not for sale yet, still working out the kinks, I'll update when it's up if y'all are interested!
Edit: forgot to add that all the art was created by me and no ai was used in any piece of this creation! Sorry about that y'all!
Sorry it's a little long to post it in full. It's a zine about car dependency and the way that it hurts our communities
Ik heb verschillende Appeareances magazines van editor Robert Witz, ook Redtape magazines van editor Michael Carter (enkele nummers liggen op mijn werk), ook eentje van Rant 2 en nog andere magazines van de New Yorkse East Village in de jaren 80 & 90. Deze zijn allen in heel goede staat.
Deze zou ik willen verkopen. Hoe zou ik dit het best aanpakken?
Enkele foto's in bijlage van de magazines die op dit moment bij mij liggen.