8 Fold Zines

Traditional 8-fold zines.

Cow Silhouettes
Collection of Nina's cow silhouette studies. Traditional one page folded zine. 3.5" x 4"

Feral In Fort Collins
Things In-Between Gigs But Mostly Feral Chairs. A photo-chronical of feral chairs found in Fort Collins (and a little ways beyond). From posts by @feral_chairs_of_fort_collins on Instagram. 3.5" x 4.25"

Lincoln Cat
Lincoln is a cat that has taken up residence at the Guerrilla Painter warehouse. He's extremely photogenic... and therefore sketchogenic(?).  3.5" x 4"

Orange Traffic Cones
Fighting the Good Fight Against Entropy Or Something Like That. Photos of the unlikely and largely unknown lives of traffic cones. From posts by @foco_rows_of_cones on Instagram.  3.5" x 4.25"

The Overcaffeinated Ponderings of Knitten Mitters
Photos and notes of ethnographically influenced mini mittens knitted by Jeanne Giberson, a seasoned color work knitter and caffeine addict. 3.5" x 4.25"

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What on earth is a zine? We are so glad you asked. A zine represents a range of small-batch, DIY, "magazine-like" publications. They come in many styles in format, binding and sizes. Apparently there are no rules which sounds good to her. (Pronounced zeen, although you will catch Nina pronouncing it zīn, poor thing, she can't help it.)

Why zines? How lovely is this? Self-publishing via zines has been an interesting and educational way to share things I'm passionate about. For good or ill, it's been a way to get my feet wet unhindered by the pressures and censorship of mass marketing, or the looming specter an overbearing editor (of my own fabrication or otherwise).