Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustration. Show all posts

Monday, 20 October 2014

Manchester Print Fair #8


This coming Saturday (the 25th) sees the next Manchester Print Fair. This time it's in the People's History Museum and there'll be 40 stalls selling zines, as well as prints and various other dead nice things. Well worth a look. Plus, the People's History Museum is great so you can kill two birds with one stone and have a look around the exhibitions while you're there.

There's a list of stallholders on the Manchester Print Fair Facebook page and there'll also be a variety of print demonstrations by GF Smith.

https://www.facebook.com/events/676521535772712/

Monday, 1 September 2014

New In: The Moral Victory - A Dulwich Hamlet FC Fanzine


The first issue of the new Dulwich Hamlet FC fanzine "The Moral Victory". Includes a roundup of the 2013/2014 season and looks ahead to the new season with articles, illustrations and poetry. A really excellent read. Pop in and have a look!

Friday, 29 August 2014

New In: The Chapess #4


The brilliant Cherry Styles edited The Chapess now has a fourth issue (it's a special 26 page A4 edition), and we've got a copy of it in the library now! It includes contributions from the following people:

Aimee Wall
Alexis Gross
Kara Jesella
Sara Sutterlin
Daisy Lafarge
Liz Kinnamon
Stella Lueng
Sarah Todd
Grace Denton
Jesse Riggins
Lauren Crow
Charlotte Mellor Meecham
Alice Slater
Beth Maiden
Anneliese Mackintosh
Charly Morris
Hannah Buckman
Cherry Styles


Wednesday, 12 March 2014

New In: Feeling Alone #1: A zine about being an inpatient with BPD


"This is a black and white zine I wrote and drew all about my experiences as an inpatient on a psychiatric ward. I suffer from Borderline Personality Disorder which can lead to severe depressive lows. In the zine I describe what the hospital was like, how it was meeting other inpatients, what the nurses were like, how I felt, and what it was like coming home. I decorated the zine and added my own little drawings on most pages :) I used anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress questionnaires as my background paper.

A5 sized zine with 16 pages in total including a paper cover, all held together with a staple."


New In: Feeling Alone #2: One Year On


"This is a black and white zine I wrote and drew about the year following my inpatient experience (which I wrote about in Feeling Alone #1). I wanted to talk about what I've been doing to try to recover from BPD and this includes therapy but it also includes things like roller derby and learning to drive. I decorated the zine and added my own little drawings.

A5 sized zine with 16 pages in total including a paper cover, all held together with a staple."

New In: We Are Adventurers #1: Amsterdam


"This is a black and white zine I made all about my adventures. I made it in 24 hours, as part of the 24 Hour Zine Thing project. Contents include:
  • All about a recent trip to Amsterdam
  • Seeing Kate Nash
  • Learning to be an Aunty
  • Starting the recovery process after being in a psychiatric hospital
  • Books I have read recently
  • I decorated the zine with my own drawings as well as pictures from Amsterdam, stickers, stamps and other bits and bobs :)
A5 sized zine with 28 pages including a peach coloured paper cover, all held together with two staples."

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

New In: Brindis and Talking Heads by Adrián Martínez



"BRINDIS is a self-published project of the artist Adrián Martínez (Ibiza). The project was born in the summer of 2013. It is a collection of black ink drawings which all of them create stranger situations. The first issue focuses in a mysterious or wild way to draw for creating a story. Each separate drawing constructs a narrative. The second issue Talking Heads is a set of drawings and conversations between two characters. The irony and absurdity are part of BRINDIS."

https://www.facebook.com/librodibujobrindis
http://adrianmartinez.es




Tuesday, 14 January 2014

New in: Kids With Puns #2


The second issue of Kids With Puns is here. Features more illustrated puns by Alex Screen, Sean Murphy, Katie Miller, Trevor Thompson, Peter Judson, Martin Grainger, Jaco Haasbroek, Haydn Symons and George McCallum.



Sunday, 1 December 2013

New in: 13 issue one


Azra Page says that her zine, '13' "is focused on art based around the fantasy world in my head. This world is made up of thirteen universes. I draw abstract pictures in sharpie, make collages and paint these universes".

Tuesday, 26 November 2013

New in: Spongebob Mini Zine



32 pages with sponges from different artists / risoprinted on yellow paper / 55 copies
a zyklop publication
3 € + shipping
contact me: post@timromanowsky.com

Saturday, 5 October 2013

New in: Reading Between the Lines Volume One


Reading Between the Lines, by Robert Shaw, is "a collection of illustrated quotes from various types of media, but mainly movies". All your favourite movie quotes, illustrated.


Guess the name of the film!



New in: 2000% Buttitude


2000% Buttitude is "an enquiry into the landscape of the human form" - or loads of nice illustrations of naked people - by the Naked Exhibitionists. Includes contributions from:

New in: Sticky Sounds Volume 5 + 6


Two issues of Sticky Sounds arrived together, oh boy! Both volumes contain loads of music stuff, interviews, illustrations, essays and short stories. Volume six is a bumper sized version and includes interviews with loads of different zine editors about why they make zines and things like that.


New in: Alligator #2


Okay, so this isn't technically "new in". It came in ages ago but it got mislaid somewhere along the way, sorry! Better late than never. It's by Paul Gallagher, who contributed an illustration to the issue of Shrieking Violet we received recently.

"Alligator is an anthology zine of comics and illustrations by Manchester student Paul Gallagher. The work is influenced by cartoons, as well as underground comics, outsider/folk art and TV shows, to get more information and examples of his work go to http://paulgallagherillustration.tumblr.com/".


Tuesday, 10 September 2013

Thursday, 8 August 2013

New in: Kids With Puns


Kids With Puns is a celebration of the humble pun. It's a student run magazine whose main purpose is to change the pun's reputation from being cheap to one of subtlety and complexity.



Tuesday, 30 July 2013

New in: Modern Moral Subjects



Jacob Louis Beaney’s Modern Moral Subjects is a series of 11 drawings that take a satirical look at the current socio-economic state of the United Kingdom, inspired by artists such as William Hogarth, James Gillray, James Ensor, Goya, and Edouard Manet.