Showing posts with label zines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zines. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2020

WHAT I DID DURING THE PANDEMIC by Donald J. Trump

The coronavirus emerged four months ago in the United States, and today we attain the gruesome statistic of more than 100,000 Americans dead from Covid-19.  That's more than the number of Americans who died in the Korean War, the Vietnam War, the Iraq War and the Afghanistan War, combined.  We are the planetary hot spot and the death toll continues to rise.

In honor of this achievement, I'm sharing a little zine I made for family and friends  (I'd say "enjoy" it, but that's really not the right word, is it?)   In his own words:









Tuesday, April 4, 2017

Zines...

Recently I was experimenting with home-printing some little zine-style booklets on my beloved Epson WorkForce.   I ended up with three of them, each printed on lightweight copier paper on a home inkjet printer, stapled together (badly), with covers made from travel brochures and ripped-out book pages.  Typography features a variety of black silhouettes and brief sayings illustrating the importance of white space in typography.   A Brief History of Time is my explanation of how Time came to be and what it means to us, illustrated with various collage pieces I’ve done over the years.   Good Advice From Bad People features real quotes by unsavory people. Here are a few pages from Typography: