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Hey all,
I just wanted to share my new video tutorial for how to make a micro-mini zine (a 16-page booklet made out of 1 sheet of 8.5x11) since I had not seen a tutorial when I was first trying to figure the thing out!
You can check it out on my blog, The Cowation, or on my WeMakeZines page.
Happy zine-ing!
Jordan A.
Tags: how, micro-mini, to, tutorial, video, zine, zines
Permalink Reply by Deer Prudence on November 16, 2011 at 8:13am such a great tuto!
i think that making mini-zines is my favourite past time ever.
no needs of expensive toys when you come along with papers and pens :)
Permalink Reply by StrayCat on November 25, 2011 at 6:53pm Oh, that's great!!! I have some Japanese stationery that turns into a tiny little booklet in the same manner, but it only has one fold lengthwise. Yours is much smaller, with many more pages. Love it!
I've been contemplating making a minizine in the same way, but hesitating... What do people do with pure art zines, anyway? Are they boring? Do they use them for crafts? Do they duplicate the art & take credit?! haha My paranoia increases the more I wonder. Better to ask & know.
Permalink Reply by Jordan A. on November 30, 2011 at 3:44pm Well, I wouldn't say that a mini-zine has to be a purely art zine - I use my mini-zines (and particularly this form of them) to make little comics and tip sheets, or even little fact booklets. Sometimes you can have a very tiny poem spanning over several of the pages or a short how-to. Overall, I think they are just as manipulable as any other zine form - you just have to get creative with how much you can jam in such a tiny space!
StrayCat said:
Oh, that's great!!! I have some Japanese stationery that turns into a tiny little booklet in the same manner, but it only has one fold lengthwise. Yours is much smaller, with many more pages. Love it!
I've been contemplating making a minizine in the same way, but hesitating... What do people do with pure art zines, anyway? Are they boring? Do they use them for crafts? Do they duplicate the art & take credit?! haha My paranoia increases the more I wonder. Better to ask & know.
Permalink Reply by Thomas Marino on March 14, 2013 at 1:12pm Hi, Jordan I just found your message about your new video tutorial. I will check it out. I am new to zines and not sure what mine will be about but it will be a mini-zine. Thanks for the info.
Tom
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