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Zine making was new to me in May. In July, International Zine Month hit. I created a dozen for a jam. Then kept going. In this collection of 21 fresh zines, you will find a myriad of different media used for a bouquet of ideas. From art zines to cutesy nicknames, political rants to adorable pests, and illustrated cinema tropes to walkabout results, you'll find something for every mood. Each zine …

A small zine in booklet form, 12 pages of collage (architecture books from the seventies and some of my very first linoprints) on the buildings left from ages past, how they were used and destroyed, how we feel about them and what we misunderstood about them. Plus a small list of UNESCO World heritage sites you may never have heard of. Get in touch: Mastodon | Bluesky | Discord You can support…

Autumn is coming to Europe, and I look forward to my favourite season. We had some abysmally hot summer days, and I can't wait for rain and cold shadows. This 16-page collage zine was created in anticipation from snippets, pressed leaves and markers. Get in touch: Mastodon | Bluesky | Discord You can support Make it a Triple and get great goodies on Ko-Fi or Patreon:

A colourful collage zine about the search for alien life. You used to be the village idiot when you believed that something was alive "out there". Now, we have astrobiologists. Created on book pages with snippets from newspapers, brochures, and hand-drawn items. Get in touch: Mastodon | Bluesky | Discord You can support Make it a Triple and get great goodies on Ko-Fi or Patreon:

Having to be alone is bad, deciding to be is okay. Black&white eight-page one-page minizine. Writing this has been one of the hardest zines I made so far for the extreme shortening of my thoughts on the movements I quote. Get in touch: Mastodon | Bluesky | Discord You can support Make it a Triple and get great goodies on Ko-Fi or Patreon:

Project Cobalt places you on a hostile island where survival is mandatory after a mysterious experiment leaves you weak and unarmed. You must manage hunger, thirst, stamina, and health while facing dangers like wildlife, disease, and harsh weather. Scavenge, craft tools, and build shelters to endure the island’s relentless challenges.

"Welcome to Elk" is a narrative-driven adventure game set on a fictional island. The game combines elements of storytelling, exploration, and puzzle-solving as players uncover the secrets and stories of Elk's eccentric inhabitants. With a unique art style and a focus on character development, "Welcome to Elk" offers a memorable and immersive experience.

I was rewatching Stargate SG-1 when a black hole collapsed and immediately started sucking in everything in sight. It's not what they do. I don't let fudged physics get in my way of having fun with tv but there are some serious misconceptions that I know frighten some people. You can relax though, black holes are not out enemies. They are not coming for us. Written and collaged on a very old goua…

I love scifi so much. I love the absurd assumptions about realworld physics a little less, especially when there are other means toget the same result. Astrophysics is also a plaza where smartypants form an ourobouros konga line of neverending underinformed pop knowledge. This zine is hardly a scientific article but I tried to catch some on the misconceptions at least. Maybe there will eventually …

A 16-page digital PIY zine about stars. Any star thingy I could think of before boring people – we have theme songs, Lucky stars, Lone stars, septuplet stars, stars that are fish or smell good, and, and, and. Dig in!The perfect songs to listen to while reading are Moviestar (Harpo) and the theme songs of Star vs The Forces of Evil. Created for Sunday Zine Club #14. Get in touch: Mastodon | Blu…