Number Ninety, (The)
Number Ninety, (The)
Haddow
Publishing Info:
Cornwall UK, 2010
A6, 12 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black & white inkjet print, on white card with colour stamps.
Description:
Small black and white zine about the myths surrounding the numbers nine, ninety and zero. "They were created to celebrate a friend of my mums ninetieth birthday so based it on 90! OK, but thought that if I created them as I went along they would be useful to clarify my thought process on all the symbolism and metaphores I use in my work."
Link to Personal Website: http://haddow-art.com/
Nostalgia
Nostalgia
Susan Meredith, David Neal, Angela Marlow, Kim Mendonca,
Chris Mayhew
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2008
A5, 24 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black & white inkjet print, on brown paper
Description:
Enjoyable zine to read, covering 5 peoples views on
childhood, the past and the act of remembering. The tones vary from humorous to
thoughtful and aspirational. Childhood memories, games, family events and
precious toys feature. The image shown above is a humorous collage of images
and comments about being 'dressed-up' in various fancy-dress costumes as a
child. Created as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration
BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth, UK.
Link to Personal Website: None listed
Node Pajomo
Uncredited author
Publishing Info:
Bellingham, Washington, USA 2010 plus issues up to 2014
A6, 24 pages, saddle-stitched.
Xerox collaged text and inserted slips of paper
Description:
"24 quarter sized pages of xerographic glory!
Backgrounds that baffle and amaze!Mailart project listings from over the world! including favorites like FRANCE and CALIFORNIA!) Tape traders wanting to share their music collections with YOU!"
This zine lists mailart projects around the world that people can get involved with, it promotes mail over internet.
Zineopolis also has a number of issues in various sizes up to 2014. The information is current so the most recent issue may be the most useful in terms of projects and availability of items.
This zine lists mailart projects around the world that people can get involved with, it promotes mail over internet.
Zineopolis also has a number of issues in various sizes up to 2014. The information is current so the most recent issue may be the most useful in terms of projects and availability of items.
Names
Jo Chisholm, Jia Liu, Gina Mamby, Paul Martin, Becky Noon
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2011
A6, Foldy
Colour laser print on card
Description:
mall folded page zine in colour on the theme of names and
identity. Created as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration
BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth, UK
Link to Personal Website: None listed
My Life In Zines
My Life In Zines
Contributers from the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's
History and Culture
Publishing Info:
Durham, North Carolina, USA 2008
A5, 20 pages.
Colour laser print with red cover
Description:
Zine about zines and women's culture, including anecdotes,
personal histories, reviews of zines and political comments, also memories of
setting-up your own zine. This zine is by a collective of zine writers, readers and librarians, it was
created to accompany a zine event at the Sallie Bingham Center for Women's
History and Cultureat Duke University, Durham, North Carolina, U.S.A.
Link to Personal Website: http://library.duke.edu/rubenstein/bingham/
Monster
Monster
Jenny Lee, Jo Philpot, Lisa Gunn, Jenny Wem, Caroline
Nickless, Ruth Waterhouse, Sarah Cochrane
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth UK, 2010
A5, 32 pages.
Black and white photocopy with colour card cover and plush.
Description:
This zine contains short stories, fantastical biological
descriptions and humorous cartoon strips. The Monster theme is explored by each
of the seven illustrators. The zine is packaged in a clear plastic bag with a
novelty monster plus included. Each zine has a different monster. Created as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration
BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth, UK
Link to Personal Website: None listed
More Pentagrams
More Pentagrams
Keith J. Varadi
Publishing Info:
New Brunswick, NJ, USA, 2005
A5, 36 pages.
Black & white photocopy, with cover on blue card
Description:
Zine containing the thoughts, writings and poems of the
author.
" This book took four years to finally put together. It's a compilation of writings I've made for various reasons, whether initially as lyrics for songs or under the presumption as poems or later, simply as concrete thoughts...this book is meant to serve as a reflection of my idea-hopping and the attempts to make sense of it all, if possible".
Keith J. Varadi
" This book took four years to finally put together. It's a compilation of writings I've made for various reasons, whether initially as lyrics for songs or under the presumption as poems or later, simply as concrete thoughts...this book is meant to serve as a reflection of my idea-hopping and the attempts to make sense of it all, if possible".
Keith J. Varadi
Link to Personal Website: http://www.keithjvaradi.com/
Monkey Trapped
Monkey Trapped
Michael Ball
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2003, edition of 5
A5, 44 pages.
Colour laser print
Description:
Bizarre comic that tells of a lab-mokey's flight into the
forest, his encounters with other monkeys and the search for his real mother.
The back story is about where science is leading us and the use of animal
experiments. This comic was produced as Michael's main project whilst studying for his
illustration BA at the University of Portsmouth, UK.
Modern Toss Issue No.3
Modern Toss Issue No.3
Mick Bunnage and Jon Link - Modern Toss Ltd
Publishing Info:
Worthing, UK 2005
A5, 64 pages.
Commercial full-colour printing and binding
Description:
This A5 colour comic contains many characters, now familiar
with Modern Toss, including, Mr Tourette, Customer Services and Work. The
humour is often about everyday events and life with heavy use of swearing
throughout (to humorous effect). This is Issue No.3.
Misfits
Misfits
Girls Who Draw - Jane Anderson; Jess Bradley; Gemma
Correll; Zoe Darnell; Yee Ting Kuit; Yee Ping Kuit; Tanya Meditzky; Clare
Power; Karoline
Rerrie; Sarah Ray
Publishing Info:
Birmingham, UK 2008
A6, 24 pages.
Commercial full-colour printing and binding
Description:
Postcard book containing the work of 10 female illustrators,
lovely collection of images that focus on drawing and line work.
"Each card inside has been beautifully printed ready for you to send to all your arty farty friends or to just keep as it is, if you can’t bare to take it apart. They’ve sold really well at Handmade & Bound Craft and Zine Fair in London, the Manchester Artist’s Book Fair and at our GWD launch at Plus International Design Festival in Birmingham last week"
Excerpt from, Girls Who Draw website
"Each card inside has been beautifully printed ready for you to send to all your arty farty friends or to just keep as it is, if you can’t bare to take it apart. They’ve sold really well at Handmade & Bound Craft and Zine Fair in London, the Manchester Artist’s Book Fair and at our GWD launch at Plus International Design Festival in Birmingham last week"
Excerpt from, Girls Who Draw website
Mexico Souvenir Program
Mexico Souvenir Program
Jean-Kristau
Publishing Info:
Published by Le Dernier Cri Collective, Maseille,
France, 2004, edition of 450.
A5, 36 pages.
Silkscreened cover, interior pages full-colour offset
Description:
Bizarre comic that interweaves mexican wrestling posters
with spoof medical advertisments. Images mix collages of toys and dolls with
lettering and drawings. Rather dark in tone although very colourful in appearance.
Le Dernier Cri Collective
French publisher specialising in rather disturbing serigraphs and comics with a very low print run. Based in Marseilles, Bolino and Sury run a silkscreening studio from which they’ve produced, through painstaking handmade effort, a decade’s worth of books, comics, monographs, print-medium objets d’art and their flagship magazine Hopital Brut. “Our main aim is to help expose artists from the margins, whether they’re in contemporary art or comics.”
French publisher specialising in rather disturbing serigraphs and comics with a very low print run. Based in Marseilles, Bolino and Sury run a silkscreening studio from which they’ve produced, through painstaking handmade effort, a decade’s worth of books, comics, monographs, print-medium objets d’art and their flagship magazine Hopital Brut. “Our main aim is to help expose artists from the margins, whether they’re in contemporary art or comics.”
Major Research Project
Major Research Project
Tim Clark
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2010
A5, 36 pages.
B&W photocopy on white paper with day-glo pink card cover
Description:
This is Tim's practical dissertation produced as a pair of
zines, this is the written element, it goes with the visual element called Head
Vomit. This pair of zines were Tim's submission for his art dissertation during
his final year on the illustration BA(hons) course at the University of
Portsmouth.
Magic Carpet Beaver Shack
Magic Carpet Beaver Shack
Emily Regan, Karina Nyss, Tim Clark, Kalie Kitchenham, Holly
Hilton, Nina Alexander
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2009
A5, 28 pages.
Black & white photocopy, with poster insert and cover on
orange day-glo, trace cover
Description:
Zine containing eclectic illustrations about beavers and
moustaches, surreal humour. Subtitle of zine is " Toothy McGums Moustache Hallucination". Created
as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration
BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth.
Love To Print: Obsession
Love To Print: Obsession
Love to Print Collaboration, coordinated by Karoline Rerrie
Publishing Info:
Birmingham, UK 2010
A5, 24 pages.
Colour Screenprint
Description:
Zine produced by colour screenprinting. Invited artists
produced a page of obsessions on a theme of their choosing. Subjects include:
cats, squids, bikes, cameras, owls, cakes, stamps and camping. Artists include:
Jess Bradley, Claire Lynch, Sarah Ray, Sarah Lynch, Karoline Rerrie, Yee Ting
Kuit, Ruth Geen, Gemma Correll and Kate Seaward.
Love To Print: Patterns
Love To Print: Patterns
Love to Print Collaboration, coordinated by Karoline Rerrie
Publishing Info:
Birmingham, UK 2010
A5, 20 pages.
Colour Screenprint
Description:
Zine produced by colour screenprinting. Invited artists
produced a page of patterns on any theme. The artists are: karoline Rerrie,
Katie Parry, Sarah Lynch, Ruth Green, Helen Entwisle and Daisy Whitehouse. Pages include bugs, dogs, owls, mushrooms, cats and birds.
Love Songs
Love Songs
Karl Mumford
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2006
A6, 18 pages.
Colour inkjet.
Description:
Zine about Love as seen through the lyrics of popular love
songs with illustrations. Including Sam Cooke, Celine Dion and R-Kelly. Created as part of Karl's submission for his Illustration BA(HONS) Degree at
the University of Portsmouth.
Lonely Panda
Lonely Panda
Karoline Rerrie
Publishing Info:
Birmingham, UK 2007, edition of 500
A7 landscape, 16 pages.
Colour printing in brown monochrome.
Description:
Small format colouring book about a panda and his friends.
The featured animals are all black and white, such as dalmations, badgers,
zebras and penguins. Each page features a different animal, with the panda a
the start and finish.
Little Zine of Big Monsters, (The)
Little Zine of Big Monsters, (The)
Chrissy Kent a.k.a. Just Another Artist
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2009, edition of 25
A7, Foldy (A4 folded sheet)
Colour inkjet print on textured paper.
Description:
Limited edition zine made as part of Chrissy's illustration
BA show.
The zine is about various monster characters and their mini-biograhies.
Humourous in tone.
The zine is about various monster characters and their mini-biograhies.
Humourous in tone.
Little Bunny Book of Mean (The)
Little Bunny Book of Mean (The)
Chris Getliffe a.k.a Kitchen District
Publishing Info:
London, UK 2009
A7, 14 pages, saddle-stitched.
Colour inkjet print on heavy weight satin paper
Description:
Small zine in the format of double page spreads of cartoons.
The characters are rabbits living melancholy human lives. The short stories
usual feature rabbits being mean or unkind to each other and concerns broken
human relationships.
Little Book of Wierd Dreams
Little Book of Wierd Dreams
Danielle Churm, Fay Dalton, John Keaveny, Sophie Payne,
Marie Stiles
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2009
A5, 20 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black and white inkjet on brown and red paper
Description:
Group project creating a zine about dreams and the
subconscious mind, illustrations are about the most popular dreams, such as
flying or loosing teeth. Printed on brown paper with red central section. Created
as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration
BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth.
Fay Dalton - http://www.faydaltonillustration.com/
John Keaveny - http://www.johnkeaveneydesigns.com/
Litter
Litter
Tom Keegan, Ben Dabell, Jamie Savill, Rebecca Lago, John
Pullen,
Nigel Sharman, Spencer Mcintosh
Nigel Sharman, Spencer Mcintosh
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth, UK 2010
A5, 28 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black and white photocopy, with brown cover and trace overlay
Description:
Zine themed on litter, with illustrations about cat litter,
junk, rubbish, litter picking, and recyling. various approaches with an
interesting mix of styles.
Created as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth.
Created as part of the Zines Unit, for Level 2 students on the Illustration BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth.
Like Dislike - Issue 2
Jessyca Murphy and Leif Anders
Publishing Info:
Bellinghsm, USA 2007
A6, 28 pages, saddle-stitched.
B&W photocopy
Description:
Black and white zine containing the likes and dislikes of
the authors. Computer themed issue. Subjects include You TUbe; IMDB; i-tunes;
emails from Zimbabwe and private Myspaces.
Like Dislike - Issue 1
Like Dislike - Issue 1
Jessyca Murphy and Leif Anders
Publishing Info:
Bellinghsm, USA 2006
A6, 28 pages, saddle-stitched.
B&W photocopy
Description:
Black and white zine containing the likes and dislikes of
the authors. Subjects include Geena Davis, people who put nut shells back in a
bowl of nuts, conservative indie kids and saying 'flippin'.
Last Stop Motel
Lee Farrell, Harjas Kalsi, Chris Gosden, Paul Bateman
Publishing Info:
Portsmouth UK 2006
A4, 20 pages, saddle-stitched.
Colour photocopy.
Description:
Colour graphic novel, detective story set in a seedy city covering dark themes, adult in nature.
Created as part of the Zines Unit, set for Level 2 students on the Illustration BA(HONS) Course at the University of Portsmouth 2006.
Link to Personal Website: None listed
Lairs
Daniel Swan
Publishing Info:
Brixton, London, UK 2008
A5, 20 pages, saddle-stitched.
Black and white photocopy on tinted papers.
Description:
Zine produced in black and white printed on coloured paper, black line drawings of slightly surreal houses, homes and lairs of various types.
Link to Personal Website: http://www.danielswan.co.uk/
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