Zine: So You Met Your Past Self
“So You Met Your Past Self” includes tips for what to do when you meet a past version of yourself. This fictional zine is a handy guide for the time traveler in your life (even when that’s you).
This zine is available on Etsy (U.S.) only.




I made the background for this zine by hand. I diluted blue fountain pen ink in water. Then I painted the ink on to watercolor paper.

After the paper dried, I drew an abstract design with a dark blue marker and white gel pen.

This kind of line drawing is a technique I learned from Katie Gebely.
First you draw dots on the page, at random. Then you connect the dots with straight lines. That’s what I did with the dark blue marker. Then I added shorter lines in white gel pen.