Zine

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From tooth gems to flat caps, Arthur Comely captures the fashion of London’s car boot sale community

Anny Peng’s illustrations use dark humour to visualise feelings that words can’t express

First Acts: Creatives share their (very) early work

Julie Legrand’s tactile work explores the never-ending possibilities of print

23 January 2023

Cash & Carry is the one-woman studio channelling punk and railing against boredom

11 January 2023

Gabriella Angotti-Jones re-writes the narrative for Black women and non-binary surfers

8 December 2022

Jordan Bolton creates deeply moving comics derived from simple language and imagery

27 September 2022

Preserving generational Black narratives through print: Meet graphic designer Zoë Pulley

6 September 2022

In her 44-page comic, Pat Wingshan Wong uses a computer interface to represent the repetition of daily life

Corinne Ang uses bold typography and free flowing visuals in her eclectic projects

Full of “freaks, weirdos and monsters”, Margaux Bigou’s illustrations are bizarrely beautiful

The ups and downs of Anu Ambasna’s personal practice, from NTS comics to Zayn Malik fan-fiction

From illustrating to music and working with The New York Times; we learn what it takes to create an impactful piece of work

Inspired by PS1 games and “shitty graphics”, James Marshall’s design portfolio is a welcomed trip to the past

Behind the scenes at Café Royal Books: Craig Atkinson on sniffing out unseen and unpublished photography gems

Inverting the theatrics of “gym bro” culture: Guille Carmona’s characters are strong, sexy and sensitive

Ask is a new zine on consent, created by four inclusive skateboarding collectives for Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Hanna Karraby’s narrative-driven designs delve into her experience as part of the Iranian American diaspora

“I felt like I was a bumpy potato”: Megan Du on rediscovering her passion for illustration

Fee-fi-fo-fum, I smell the flammable, fairytale zines of illustrator Pia-Mélissa Laroche