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"Left-brained art" is a mini zine that includes tips for how to make art without having to plan all the details up front. Each page includes a tip and brief explanation.
This zine encourages you to work with the materials you already have and not worry about what people will think of the finished work.
Copies are available in my Etsy shop (U.S. only).
My October newsletter is out. Urban Legends info, resource round-up, and super brief reviews of what I've been watching.
“Urban Legends” is a quarter-page zine that collects art and writing about urban legends, myths, and folklore. Eighteen people contributed stories, poetry, illustrations, and collages. Work was submitted from the U.S., Canada, Scotland, Belgium, and Germany.
The finished zine is 36 pages (including covers); 4.25" wide x 5.5" high; printed in black & white; and bound with staples.
The cover is white cardstock. Interior pages are 24 lb white paper.
I’m mailing copies to contributors this week. Limited copies are available in my Etsy shop (U.S. only).
If you’re outside the U.S. and interested in a copy of the zine, please message me.
New zine resource!
"What's a zine?" is an 8-page mini zine that you can download and print on your own. It includes a brief introduction to zines: what zines are, some historical highlights, and common formats.
It's available on Ko-fi for free (or pay what you want).
“Urban Legends” is a compilation zine about urban legends, local myths, and folklore. Share your writing, photography, or art that’s entertaining, mysterious, spooky, cautionary, weird, or funny.
This will be a quarter-page zine, printed in black and white.
Deadline to submit is Sunday August 18, 2024. Full guidelines and submission form are on my website.
"So You Met Your Past Self" includes tips for what to do when you meet a past version of yourself. This fictional zine is a handy guide for the time traveler in your life (even when that's you).
“How to make a mini zine” is an 8-page mini zine that you can download and print on your own. It includes a brief introduction to zines and instructions for how to fold an 8-page mini zine from a single sheet of paper.
The zine is available on Ko-fi for free (or pay what you want).
The PDF is sized to print on one sheet of 8.5 x 11-inch paper (standard U.S. letter size).
This zine is licensed under Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0), which means you’re welcome to distribute and share copies for non-commercial use.
“The antidote to social media” is a mini zine that looks at how negative things are outweighing positives on social media. But social media platforms are still a good way to find people to connect with. The zine suggests ways to work around the negative aspects of social media.
Available to purchase on Etsy.
^ I made this in April and copies sold quickly (thanks to zine fest!). So now it's back in stock in my Etsy shop. :)
"Children of Immigrants" is a 28-page digital zine that collects art and writing about immigrant experiences. Thirteen people contributed stories, poetry, photography, illustrations, and collages.
You can download it on Ko-fi for free or pay what you want.
Note: This is a PDF meant to be read on a screen. The PDF is not formatted for printing and folding a paper copy.
please spread this so that it can actually be funny instead of just 1 person voting
“Shoveling sand” is a 20-page zine that collects my favorite writing advice from several writers. I grouped quotes by themes including “keep a notebook,” “don’t worry about being popular,” and “get the first draft down.”
Available to purchase on Etsy.
^ I made a zine about my favorite writing advice. :)
“Useless Venn Diagrams” is a mini zine with random observations, put into Venn diagram format. Topics include puzzles, note-taking, and movies.
It's available to purchase on Etsy.
^ my latest zine. :)
i must ask you reblog this so said beast, you know. actually has attributes
please rb for sample size also this is about ONLY eggs. no toast or breakfast included. if it makes a difference that is
13 year old Clark Kent learning about brood parasitism in middle school biology class and barely touching his dinner that night.
When both Ma and Pa are asleep he climbs out onto the roof, shuddering in the dark, because the teacher said some species' biological parents will secretly come by night to teach their young how to be a proper cuckoo or cowbird even as they're still steadily starving their foster nest. Maybe he can just convince whoever left him here to just take him away again--find a different nest. He doesn't want to hurt anyone here.
