DIY feminist zines since 2001
In a post I wrote a while ago, I mentioned all zines that I’ve made since the Covid-19 lockdown/pandemic started in March 2020 in Belgium. Around the same time that I worked on some of those zines in the beginning of the pandemic, an enthusiastic creative collaboration named “with_drawn” started…
New splitzine by with_drawn:
Planets of Capitalocene, Surplus Humanity, and Revolt / Dancing, Drawing, and Day Dreaming
This split zine was made by the with_drawn collective during the online 24 hour event set up by Brighton Zine Network in July.
The zine discusses topics such as gentrification and the politics of maps. It includes political theory, song lyrics, collages, and drawings.
28 pages, A5, colour cover, b/w inside
How to get a copy of this zine?
The zine can be downloaded and printed for free here. Mail to with_drawn or to me to arrange for a paper copy. The zine is available for donation (+ postage).
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International Zine Month (July) has ended about a week ago. Here is a little summary of things I did. I already posted about the first half of the month here. I didn’t do all the things I set out to do but that’s fine.
STUFF I DID DURING (THE SECOND HALF OF) IZM:
First of all I read a lot of super interesting and amazing zines!
Then onto the zines that were created during IZM:
I printed copies of the zines Confined #1 and 2 (lockdown diary comic zine in two parts):
I continued drawing the IZM diary comic that I will print and publish as Scissors & Chainsaws #2 soon!
Continue reading “IZM 2020 round-up – from making zines to shelfies!”
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