Zine: Questions to ask yourself, part 2
More questions with no real answers. This is part 2, with a different style of questions. You may also want to see part 1.
Copies of this zine are available in my Etsy shop.
my zines
Zine: Questions to ask yourself, part 1
Some questions with no real answers, but maybe they offer some introspection. You may also want to see part 2.
Copies of this zine are available in my Etsy shop.
Zine: The Danger Zone
I have some sample fountain pen inks from The Goulet Pen Company that are colors I would not write with, but they are definitely colors I would draw with. A bright yellow ink reminds me of caution tape, so I created this zine of everyday dangers, with the danger highlighted in yellow on each page.
Color photocopies of this zine are available in my Etsy shop.
Zine: Exploring is learning
I wanted to do a space and sea theme for a while, but I was stuck on the words. And then NASA found water on the moon.
I love how the colors, text, and illustrations came together. If you want to read about my process for this zine, keep scrolling after the images. 🙂
Color photocopies of this zine are available in my Etsy shop.
I started with a white sheet of cardstock and used blue and black stamping inks to build the background colors.
The blue ink is distress oxide ink, so it reacts with water. After the blue and black inks dried on the page, I sprayed the blue area with water and used a clean brush to move the water around and add some texture. Then I let it dry completely. I drew the seaweed and everything else in the blue area with Tombow dual brush pens.
I drew the stars and moon in the black area with a white gel pen.
To create the text, I used a Phomemo thermal printer with sticker paper.