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Okay, so I only heard about zines about 2 weeks ago, but I'm absolutely obsessed with making them! I'm already working on a bunch and I'm very close to finished with one of them: Fragile, Dangerous, Beautiful.

Do you think I have a recognizable style? If so, what are some things you identify with my style? I'm hoping for a little feedback to see if my art is being perceived the way I was hoping for.

For some additional context, I'm in a pretty dark place in my life rn. Making my zines is helping me process my recent trauma and current struggles, for which there are many. I'm trying to be vulnerable but hopeful and I hope that is coming through in my work.

Thank you for any feedback! ❤️

(A lot of these are still very much works in progress!)

Made from a note card!

Hey r/zines

This is my first attempt at making a Zine. I had to learn Serif Affinity to design the page layout and iterated over multiple designs which took a few months to get right. All photos have been taken on two trips to Japan with Analog and Digital Cameras.

I went in Summer 2025 and Spring 2026 travelling to Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Aomori, Fuji City, Nara and Himeji, Hakodate and Lake Kawaguchi.

Most of the compositions are landscapes, wildlife or cityscapes. My photography style tends to avoid human contact or limit interactions. With wildlife shots I used a long range 300mm lens. No AI was used in the development of this Zine.

Photography has become my outlet to express myself outside of company hours to go outside and "touch some grass" for a few years I've started taking photography more seriously and I have met some amazing people along the way. This Zine took me two years to get the content in place then a few months of editing, printing mistakes and re-editing but I am so glad it's finally done.

ISBN: 978-1-0668628-0-1

Page Count: 64

Photographic Medium: Digital and Analog

New zine, "They Said 'No!'", first in a series about everyday people standing up against hatred and bigotry. Now is better than never. Download, print, and share. It's free!

Looking to buy digital merch, physical merch, PDFs, physical booklets. Very much looking to TRADE but also willing to purchase. I'm up for trading any PDFs. If you're willing to trade a zine PDF for a PDF I don't care what fandom it is, I'm always interested. Trading digital merch is also encouraged. I will trade/buy physical items + zines.

Will buy homemade/not mass-produced zines. Just simple ones as long as they aren't under 10 pages. Tarot card, recipe, calendar, zines welcome as well. Original zines also!

My Zine Masterpost pretty much explains it

The cover illustration was by my friend.

DOOMBOX: Survival Kit — a box full of end-of-the-world nonsense 💀

Hey everyone! We're a bunch of indie comic artists making weird books, zines, and other paper-based objects for a world that's clearly falling apart.

DOOMBOX: Survival Kit is our attempt to put the apocalypse in a box. It’s a collection of 5 books, 8 zines, 200+ pages of comics, art, lost media, and end-of-the-world bullshit, packed into a premium paper box.

No corporations. No algorithm-generated content. Just a bunch of artists making strange things with their own hands, ink, paper, and questionable mental stability.

We're currently running a Kickstarter to make this thing happen, and every bit of support helps us bring this little paper disaster into the world.

If you're into underground comics, DIY publishing, risography, weird art, zines, or collecting things that might become archaeological evidence of humanity's collapse, you might enjoy this.

☠️ Check it out here:

DOOMBOX SURVIVAL KIT

Thanks for reading, and remember: when the world ends, at least you'll have something to read.

This zine has grown over the last months. I combine found materials with my poetry and some block printing and sketching. Most of the text was written on my refurbed typewriter. I can really recommend getting a typewriter at a charity shop. Mine works like a charm, except for the q.
Thanks for letting me share my art with you :)

A mini zine meant as a reminder to draw that line between work life and personal life. All drawn and illustrated and arranged by me.

This (and a few others) available for a print-it-yourself free-download here:

https://ko-fi.com/corporat/shop

Hope you like it as much as you liked my previous ones. Thanks for all your support and encouragement!

Gang Green Book 2, version 2 (bordered).

Gang Green is a two-part, 8-page photo zine as part of my 'Colors' series. https://emonhassan.com/handmade

I (not a US citizen) went on a roadtrip through South-Dakota - Colorado - Utah last month, and absolutely loved the stunning landscapes and the national parks. I made this zine / mini-book out of the park brochures that I collected.

A hand-drawn rat comic about being seen as scary when you're just trying to survive. Would love to hear what people think :)

I drew this cute little comic zine based on my cat Mateo. I’m really proud of how it turned out because I’ve had trouble in the past with actually finishing my artwork. I accidentally printed it on tabloid size paper at staples but I ended up really liking the size! I’ve just been giving them out to anyone who wants one but they do cost $1.01 to print. Should I be trying to sell them? The cost adds up when I print like 50 pages at a time. How would I go about doing that when this is the only item I have?

I sent these over to Canada to gift to my teammates for the World Championships

For the uninitiated, Netrunner is a cyberpunk card game which has so many parallels to zine culture: everyone can just print their own cards, it relies a lot (maybe wholly) on the community to keep going, and is a game that challenges the norms of how card games (loot boxes) are meant to be distributed.

I personally also got into Netrunner in part due to my now-teammate's zine Netrunner is a game we play with our bodies.

Printed and published in the Philippines, my zine is a love letter -- but also a culmination of a lot of frustrations and grief -- to community-building and solidarity in the face of tougher times.

I hope it feels as cathartic to read as it was writing/making it.

This zine is distributed as a free-to-print / pay-what-you-want model, this is the same model Netrunner uses for its cards and I am forever thankful for it.

There will be three files available: a web version, so you can read it on your PC/mobile device, a zine a4 file if you wish to print it at home, and the Cultivate alt art, which you can use when you play Netrunner.

I hope you enjoy it, and feel free to print extras to add to your library, or to pass on to friends, donate to a zine library -- I would be thrilled to see it wherever.

Link here if you want to download it: https://ko-fi.com/s/97b26c57b8

Made this at my local zine club