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Showing posts with label zines - D. Show all posts

Dirty Old Town

Dirty Old Town - zine one
Mr Gordo
UK (2024)

Publishing Info:
A5 colour printing zine
36 x pages
Saddle-stitched
Wrapped in a black poo bag including 3 stickers

Description:
"A collection of photographs documenting the wide array of a dog poo signs, from the council ones to the homeowners DIY ones. As well as the bins, walls and trees containing bags full of dog waste all contributing to creating a  Dirty Old Town!" (from intro page)
Photos taken at various locations in England between 2021 and 2024. The zine invites readers to submit their own photos for later issues.

Links: Dirty Old Town Instagram

Disability Activism in Europe: Young Disabled Activist's Views and Experiences (Freedom Drive 2022)



Disability Activism in Europe: Young Disabled Activist's Views and Experiences
Cover text 'Freedom Drive 2022'
Dr Miro Griffiths, University of Leeds (2022)
Design by Jade French

Publishing Info:
A5 black & white laser print

Description:
Zine produced during 'Freedom Drive 2022' as part of a research project funded by the University of Leeds and the Leverhulme Trust called 'Disability Activism in Europe'. It explores understandings of disability activism, politics and the resistance practices of young disabled activists across Europe.
Including collages, hand drawn typography and illustrations, photographs and text around the themes of social justice, inclusion and accessibility.

Dice Rules - A Working Manual for Generative Print and Merriment



Dice Rules - A Working Manual for Generative Print and Merriment
Andy Reaney

Place of publication: Winchester, UK (2023)
Size and binding: A5, saddle-stitched with fold-out dust cover
Number of pages: 28
Print methods and paper type: Multicolour print on white paper.

Description:
Edition of 20 (2/20)
A collection of printmaking outcomes and rules for printmaking from experimental printing
using dice in collaboration with students from Fine Art and Games Design programs at
Winchester School of Art and students attending The Saturday Club between 2018 and 2022.
“Games are fun; printing is fun; and not knowing quite what you’re doing can be trepidations
and cathartic in equal measure.” Reaney 2023

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bru_ha 

Debrutalising Brutalism



Debrutalising Brutalism
Mel Gale

Publishing Info:
Hereford, UK 2022
A5 saddle stitched 
12 pages laser printed in colour.

Description:
This zine is a series of illustrations that explores the idea of reinterpreting iconic brutalist buildings in a playful and light-hearted manner. The illustrations depict well-known structures such as the Unite d'habitation in Marseille and the Roihuvuori water tower in Helsinki as fairground rides, utilizing limited colours and a humorous tone to de-brutalise these architectural icons. This work serves as a commentary on the often divisive nature of brutalism, while also highlighting the potential for architectural forms to be reinterpreted in new and unexpected ways

Instagram: 

Dog and The Cat (The)


Dog and The Cat (The)
Dominique Duong

Publishing Info:
London, undated c.2021
A5 full colour printing
32 x pages

Description:
Lovely illustrations with a narrative that builds slowly about the growing connection between two women.
"A short queer fantasy romance comic I self-published, based on the myth of the Cat and the Chinese Zodiac. A slowburn romance story of a betrayal, the rebuilding of trust and delicious food." (author's website)

Link to Instagram:   @domduongart

Don’t Tell Me

 
Don’t Tell Me
Dana Mauritis

Publishing Info:
Farnham, UK 2021
A5 black and white laser print
20 x pages
Saddle-Stitched

Description:
A short zine in black and white detailing all the things that the author isn't going to do. This is a one-sided conversation answering all the 'suggestions' from an unidentified source. 

Instagram: @danamauritis



Debbie Downer



Debbie Downer
Blair Roberts

Publishing Info: 
A6 x 20 pages
Riso printed in purple on pale pink paper.
Includes two stickers.
Printed in Australia 2016

Description:
Autobiographical art-zine including sensitive illustrations and hand drawn lettering about everyday life, anxiety, stresses and positive activities.

Link to artist's Website: https://www.blair-roberts.com/

Dream City




Dream, City
Joe Kolessides

Publishing Info:
Cyprus, 2012
A4, 32 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black and white photocopy.

Description: 
A selection of drawings and collages inspired by dreams.

Link to Personal Website: http://www.flickr.com/photos/happyhateful/sets/

Dal Riata - A Little Tactile History of a Scottish Kingdom




Dal Riata - A Little Tactile History of a Scottish Kingdom
Alastair Sommerville

Publishing Info:
A6 folded zine
20 pages on tracing film, cream paper and tactile folded paper (Zychem - that is heated to produce raised surfaces). Published by Bookleteer 2014

Description:
Designed by accessibility consultant Alastair Sommerville this folded zine explores the extensive neolithic remains in Kilmartin Glen in Scotland. Printed on special tactile paper (Zychem) that gives the maps raised surfaces. Tracing film is also used to add transparency to some pages.

The books are published by 'The Periodical' whose mission statement is as follows:
"The Periodical is publishing re-imagined as public authoring – anyone can take part simply by making and sharing a book. It is inspired by 17th Century pamphleteering as much as by today's contemporary digital communications and continues our exploration of how we create and share new forms of 'Public Goods'".

Desk Polaroids




Desk Polaroids
Nathan Walker

Publishing Info:
Totnes, Devon 2007-8
A5 zine 8 pages.
Colour laser print within black and white cover on coloured paper.

Description:
Photographer's zine showing a sequence of Polaroids taken near/on the photographer's desk.

Dirty Beast no.1




Dirty Beast no.1
Chris Getliffe a.k.a Kitchen District

Publishing Info:

London, UK 2008
A5, 28 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black and white laser print with colour card cover.

Description:
The characters are humans and animals in short connected tableaus mostly living melancholy human lives. The short stories often feature relationships, drugs and broken human relationships.

Link to Personal Website: http://www.kitchendistrict.com/

Dodo's Manual (The)





The Dodo's Manual
Samira Simmons

Publishing Info:
Portsmouth 2011
A5 black and white photocopy.
16 pages with blue card cover.

Description:
Tongue-in-cheek manual for Dodo's with advice about not flying, avoiding humans and building nests at ground level.

Link to website: http://www.sidshouse.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/

Dirty Pencil



Dirty Pencil
Jamie Waller, Carl Reed and Chris Jaffe

Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2012, Edition of 50
A5 photocopied, 32 pages with colour cover.
Dirty pencil attached by a string.

Description:
Humorous zine about student life, concerning the 3 authors. Created in their three distinct illustrative styles.

Link to websites:
http://www.orangereed.com/

Dance Etiquette, The Invitation



Dance Etiquette, The Invitation
Alice Simpson

Publishing Info:
New York, USA 1999
A6 landscape, 5 fold concertina.
Colour on heavy matt paper

Description:
Dance invitation that when unfolded reveals the frenzy of movement and dance, in contrast with the formal introduction.

Link to website: http://www.alicesimpson.com/

Dead End Jobs



Dead End Jobs
By Emily Neale; Kieren Duffet; Michelle Kettel; RJ James; Emma Nicol; Jayde Boulton;
Helousie Banks; Mike Durell

Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK, 2012
20cm x 20cm zine, edition of 5
Screen printed in black and red.
Comes with a mini-version in and envelope with job survival kit. 

Description:
A collaborative zine that is elegant in appearance and beautifully produced. The large format is unusual and would probably sit fairly well in an artists’ book collection as well as a zine one. The dot monotone aesthetic is very eye-catching throughout and helps to unify all the different artistic styles, it even has patterned end papers. The little kit in brown envelope is fun addition and it’s great to see the group of artists have experimented with making a smaller cheaper version in addition to the large zine. Created as a group project for the Zines Unit, Illustration BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth 2012.

Link to personal website: None listed

Dreams




Dreams
Adam Weeks, Adam Insam, Ashley Watson, Alex Powell, Nicola Collins, Neil Badman

Publishing Info:
Portsmouth UK, 2009
A5, 22 pages, glued
Black and white photocopy

Description:
zine about dreams and nightmares. Themes include travelling, philosophy, surrealism
and flying. Created as part of the Zines Unit, set for Level 2 students on the Illustration BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth, UK. 2009

Link to personal website: None listed

Depression Diary, Jennie's Story



Depression Diary, Jennie's Story
By Jennie Wood

Publishing Info:
Portsmouth UK, 2007
A5, 8 pages, saddle-stitched.
Colour ink-jet inside with black & white cover printed onto mauve paper.

Description:
Personal diary/journal from the perspective of someone with unipolar depression.
The diary follows the day to day medical suggestions with comments from the patient,
often humorous in tone. Created by Jennie as part of her Illustration BA(HONS) at the University of Portsmouth, UK.

Link to personal website: None listed

Decades



Decades
David Williams, Jasmine Chandler, Charlotte Byles, Charlotte Hocklet, David Booth

Publishing Info:
Portsmouth UK, 2008
A5, 14 pages, single-section sewn.
Black & white inside, colour cover with brown paper dust jacket.

Description:
Each contributor worked on a different decade, looking at memories, toys, music, fashion, icons, computer games and Mr Motivator. Humorous and reflective zine. Created as part of the Zines Unit, set for Level 2 students on the Illustration BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth, UK. 2008

Link to personal website: None listed