June 2012 Blog Posts (49)

Hi!

Moon Sky here:

Would you like to live a more fulfilling life?

Help make the world a more peaceful, happier place?

Answered yes to these…

TWO more drawings to do and my zine will be complete. AND I CAN'T FIND MY SKETCHBOOK. T____T

Um, hey, I would like to know if there is anyone on WMZ who has been making zines for, lets just say, a very long time?
If you are what I like to call a  'super-senior-pro' zinester, PLZ contact me, I would love some great advice from a pro!

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Come along!

http://www.alternativepress.org.uk too!

Then, as if the weirdness-factor wasn't already maxed-out, her dog starts berating the server — something about his roast was over-done. The server looked as stunned as I was; and no matter what he tried to say, the dog wouldn't relent. He was obviously upset, but the way his jowls flapped around while was…

So, a couple of things: There are just over two weeks left to register to PFZF. If you haven't done so yet, now would be a great time to do so. 

We have an AMAZING bunch of workshops lined up. Check them out!

We've also started accepting raffle prizes for a huge drawing at the fest. So far…

UPDATE: Rotherham Zine Library is now CLOSED CAPTION, our new project. We will no longer be based in Rotherham, but we will continue to collect and review zines on our new site, so please keep sending your submissions.

We'd also be grateful if you could visit our new page

and like us on…

POST MODERN ART: This page is all about the new art movement.

My goal is to get painting out of the Ivory Towers and back into the world.

Conceptual art ended MODERN ART. And for the last 40 years no one has known what to do with it!

VIDEOS

Snake Oil

The Snake Oil art piece both clamps down on one type of art while opening the door to another.…

The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:

We are still talking about painters. This one is talking to us with this quote: Name the quoter.

"Since a three-dimensional object casts a two-dimensional shadow, we should be able to imagine the unknown four-dimensional object whose shadow we are. I for my part am fascinated by the search for a one-dimensional object that casts no shadow at all.”

IS

Marcel Duchamp.

I had no correct eligible answers.…

ET #5 has returned from the printer, and a batch of new ETPrintworks postcards is due to arrive today or tomorrow.  All contributor copies & pre-orders will be despatched in the next few days!

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The always-wonderful I Love Bad Movies is back with a new issue!

"A fantastic new issue of I Love Bad Movies, the movie review zine that is as hilarious as it is well-written and…

Dear Potential Readers and Contributors,





I have been tinkering with the idea of starting a literary rag for all of the poets out there that don't quite fit into the mainstream mold. So, I've finally gone and done it. This magazine is about expressing yourself. We do not restrict our publication to the confines of traditional poetry. If you write about drunken nights out, remembered or imagined, we want to see it. If you write about how society…

About week ago, as I rifled through a nearly ten-year-old folder on my older Mac (the G4 Tower), I was reacquainted unexpectedly with a letter that I wrote to a friend in late autumn of 2003. Planted throughout this dated missive are the seeds from which Kung Fu Grip! zine and several other of my projects, perhaps even this blog, have flowered. 

I'd like to think that I've become a slightly better writer since then–but this letter wasn't originally intended for mass consumption,…

I would like to offer up my artworks to zine makers for their publications.



A larger body of work is hosted at: http://www.artdoxa.com/erincase



Although financial compensation is welcome, I do not require anything more than a couple copies of the publication and that proper credit is given in the zine. This includes my full name, the name of the piece(s) you are using, and the URL of my art-shop. I can also provide a short-bio…