“Useless Venn Diagrams” is a mini zine with random observations, put into Venn diagram format. Topics include puzzles, note-taking, and movies.

Printed in black on teal paper. I drew this zine by hand and then adjusted spacing and layout in Canva.

A hand holds a blue sheet of paper labeled Useless Venn Diagrams with two non-overlapping circles drawn on it. Two Venn diagrams compare characteristics. Left page: People who enjoy Tetris vs. people who like jigsaw puzzles. The center of the diagram is people who enjoy organizing things. Right page: Typing notes vs. handwriting notes. The center of the diagram is people who document everything. Left page: Venn diagram shows work that is assigned to me vs. my job. The center overlapping area is very small. Right page: People who watch sports vs. people who say they don't have time for movies. The overlapping area is people who watch every professional sports game. Left page: People who quote movies vs. people who understand movie references. The overlapping area is movie buffs. Right page: Two separate circles. One circle is people who complain about waiting in line. The second circle is people who grew up with dial-up internet.