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blackbird: 03_11
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I completely forgot to take photos of distributing in class! So I stole a couple photos from Wendy. Thanks Wendy for the great photos! Since this project was a bit more expensive than the last project, I only made 16 copies. I had three left after we exchanged, so I didn't have that many to distribute. I gave one to a friend, I'm keeping one for my mom, and kept one for myself. I really enjoyed seeing how my zine, and everyone else's, turned out. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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blackbird: 05_11
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So my final is in process! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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blackbird: chapbooks pt 2: distribution
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Chapbooks pt 2: distribution. Distribution was easy. after trading in class, i gave a couple to my friends and teachers- i also mailed some off. i enjoyed the creative process and discussing everyones' ideas in class. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Chapbooks pt 2: distribution. Chapbooks pt 1: process. MO - CA (postcards). Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.
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blackbird: 02_11
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I really like cutting up magazines. i think my favorite part about making zines is their underground feel. you can definitely see the artist's hand in the work. Chapbooks pt 2: distribution. Distribution was easy. after trading in class, i gave a couple to my friends and teachers- i also mailed some off. i enjoyed the creative process and discussing everyones' ideas in class. Chapbooks pt 1: process. The process of chapbook making:. MO - CA (postcards). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Chapbooks pt 1: process.
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blackbird: zine distribution
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I completely forgot to take photos of distributing in class! So I stole a couple photos from Wendy. Thanks Wendy for the great photos! Since this project was a bit more expensive than the last project, I only made 16 copies. I had three left after we exchanged, so I didn't have that many to distribute. I gave one to a friend, I'm keeping one for my mom, and kept one for myself. I really enjoyed seeing how my zine, and everyone else's, turned out. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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blackbird: final
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I originally wanted to make 15 editions of 4-5 books. They were going to be minis like my last project. I was going to do this through the service bureau, but the prices were outrageous since I wanted to print the books on fabric. This idea would have been terribly cool, but it is just not financially feasible! So I have opted to do something else. My form will still be similar, but my process will be different. It was helpful writing this out because now I have realized a few things.
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DIY Publishing for Writers & Others: March 2011
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DIY Publishing for Writers and Others. Thursday, March 31, 2011. Some useful links for hand-stitched book techniques. A few sites I recommend:. A simple hardcover book. This is a simple technique, but it turns out great after one or two practice runs. Tutorials on Japanese stab binding. In class we'll go over a simple stitch pattern, but look at how intricate you can get! An extensive tutorial on bookmaking. Friday, March 11, 2011. Upcoming events over spring break. Small Press and Comics Symposium.
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DIY Publishing for Writers & Others: Upcoming events over spring break
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DIY Publishing for Writers and Others. Friday, March 11, 2011. Upcoming events over spring break. Small Press and Comics Symposium. A student-organized event in SAIC's Ballroom, March 24th, starting at 4:00. Two panel discussions followed by a meet-and-greet. At Columbia College and Quimby's, Friday March 25th and Saturday March 26th. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Andrew's "Pen, Ink, Rope, Eyepatch". Anna's "Awl My Pages". Christl's "Noam Chomsky's Blast Fantastic". Kelsey G's "Lite Brite Lawns".
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DIY Publishing for Writers & Others: Final projects
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DIY Publishing for Writers and Others. Thursday, April 28, 2011. Everyone posted proposals for their final project, due in just two weeks on May 13th. I especially enjoyed the proposals that included research and inspiration. they gave me a pretty convincing idea of what the projects will be about / look like. Its also exciting to think about these projects existing in the context of other writers, artists, and places. Kelsey K's letterpressed project. Kelsey G's woven treasures. Also it was so time-cons...
