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- Some zine-tastic Australian events
- Petty irritations
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- A kind of introduction
- A short story for EJ
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Monday, April 26, 2010
How to win a reality TV show with a panel of judges
Inspired by Masterchef.
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Lest we forget
A short fiction inspired by ANZAC Day.
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
Saturday, April 24, 2010
A thought about lifestyle and future generations
Live the kind of life you'd want to tell stories about to your grandkids.
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
Friday, April 23, 2010
Make your own Wheen pothole plants
As explained in the zine, I was inspired by the work of Steve Wheen in London, who has been planting bright flowers in nuisance potholes so as to alert drivers and cyclists to their presence. I think it's a lovely idea and everyone should do it. :)
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Marquise
For this one I challenged myself not to cross something out, even though I'd mis-written and had put something on the page that I didn't want. It is an interesting constraint, especially for someone like me who pretty much crosses out and rewrites every word of anything I compose!
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
Some zine-tastic Australian events
I just ran across two zine-eriffic events that I'm going to head to in the next could of weeks, so I thought I'd sahre the love and post the details for all to enjoy.
Kinokuniya zine and craft fair + free comic book day
When: Saturday 1 May 2010, zine & craft fair 12pm-4pm, free comic book day all day
Where: Kinokuniya bookstore, Level 2 The Galeries Victoria, 500 George Street, Sydney NSW
Sydney Writers' Festival Zine Fair
When: Sunday 23 May 2010, 11am-5pm
Where: Museum of Contemporary Art, 140 George Street, The Rocks, Sydney NSW
Au revoir!
Kinokuniya zine and craft fair + free comic book day
When: Saturday 1 May 2010, zine & craft fair 12pm-4pm, free comic book day all day
Where: Kinokuniya bookstore, Level 2 The Galeries Victoria, 500 George Street, Sydney NSW
Sydney Writers' Festival Zine Fair
When: Sunday 23 May 2010, 11am-5pm
Where: Museum of Contemporary Art, 140 George Street, The Rocks, Sydney NSW
Au revoir!
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Petty irritations
Just as the title suggests, this zine is a collection of a few of my pet-hates.
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Ribcage supernova
Inspired by my studies of the life and death of stars last year in PHYS295.
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
A kind of introduction
Hello and welcome to Zine per diem, a blog dedicated to documenting my new personal resolution: I challenge myself to to produce a quotidian zine for a whole year. If I'm successful, I'll keep on going. Who knows, perhaps I'll keep making a zine a day for a decade! But let's not let me get ahead of myself.
Take a look at my original blog post if you would like to learn how a friend's housefire led to Zine per diem. The progression is fairly logical, I swear!
If you'd like to see how easy it is to make a little zine of your very own, take a look at SamProof's YouTube video (it's the same one I linked in the above blog post, so if you watched it there then don't worry):
I'm really excited to come up with a format that I can use to upload each zine that I make so that y'all can print and construct any and all of them for your viewing pleasure. Alas, it's never so simple as scanning and posting. Nonetheless, I shall endeavour to come up with a workable format ASAP.
I was going to set a collection of rules and limitations, but then I realised I was working against myself - the entire point of this challenge is to foster creativity, not to force conformity to arbitrary rules. The single rule is that I produce some kind of zine every day.
In the future I hope to collect various zine-related info and create feature posts as well, but there's too far in the future for me to think about while still struggling with my first serious full-time job. But the thought is there, marinating away.
I'm keen to get moving on beautifying this blog, so here I will leave it. I look forward to posting a zine per diem from now until the foreseeable future. Au revoir!
~Jessica
*This post was written in cranky spirit as I had already composed it and was just about to post when my phone checked a tantrum and deleted it completely.
Take a look at my original blog post if you would like to learn how a friend's housefire led to Zine per diem. The progression is fairly logical, I swear!
If you'd like to see how easy it is to make a little zine of your very own, take a look at SamProof's YouTube video (it's the same one I linked in the above blog post, so if you watched it there then don't worry):
I'm really excited to come up with a format that I can use to upload each zine that I make so that y'all can print and construct any and all of them for your viewing pleasure. Alas, it's never so simple as scanning and posting. Nonetheless, I shall endeavour to come up with a workable format ASAP.
I was going to set a collection of rules and limitations, but then I realised I was working against myself - the entire point of this challenge is to foster creativity, not to force conformity to arbitrary rules. The single rule is that I produce some kind of zine every day.
In the future I hope to collect various zine-related info and create feature posts as well, but there's too far in the future for me to think about while still struggling with my first serious full-time job. But the thought is there, marinating away.
I'm keen to get moving on beautifying this blog, so here I will leave it. I look forward to posting a zine per diem from now until the foreseeable future. Au revoir!
~Jessica
*This post was written in cranky spirit as I had already composed it and was just about to post when my phone checked a tantrum and deleted it completely.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
A short story for EJ
This is the zine that started it all. When I put it together I was just practicing the process from SamProof's video. Once I had the prototype, I figured I may as well do something for EJ as anything else, and here it is.
Take a look inside this zine or download a copy to print and construct it yourself!
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