- Zine 1:
Name of the Zine: I feel very sleepy
The artist’s name: Ohiana
Material: Textured paper
Text and font: There were not text inside the zine, only pictures. The cover page is the only part when the artist put texts in. It’s handwritten and very squiggly, and not aligned.
Use of Imagery: Many shots of drowsy looking people, as well as disturbing images of animal-faced figures, black and white, worn out.
The content: As mentioned before, the entire zine is black and white, with almost no text. contains images of people looking sleepy, tired, or animal-faced portraits that are distorted.
The Layout: one image on each page, either takes up the whole page or comes in a circle frame.
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2. Zine 2:
Name of the Zine: Cry
The artist’s name: Yan Cong
Material: paper
Text and font: Handwritten text
Where: Beijing China
Use of Imagery: It’s very visual, with many small drawings that describes a story, and follows through an action — Cry.
The content: Contains a few short stories that involve emotional transformations. In the picture I took, the woman is stressing how betrayed she is feeling, and how she thinks he doesn’t love her anymore.
The Layout: The typical comic layout with grids. Clearly, handwritten and hand-drawn.
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3. Zine 3:
Name of the Zine: 100% Better Than Original
The artist’s name: Nick Sethi & Brian Paul Lamotte
Material: paper, and transparent film, bind
Text and font: Printed texts, mainly logos
Use of Imagery: Again, the whole book is very visual. Each page contains something different. The entire zine is a collection of photographs.
The content: Contains photographs of different people wearing accessories or clothes from different brands that are displayed on the cover. The paper is in mint green, therefore the prints are black and green as well.
The Layout: Each photo takes up the whole page.
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