ZINES
Here are zines I’ve made! They’re listed in the order they were created. I’ve included links to download printable files from Google Drive. You can keep them, share them with friends, put them in little free libraries, etcetera. Just don’t sell them, please. 🙂
Find all zine files in one place here.
Jump to a specific zine:
- hopecore: some of my favorite tumblr posts as of november 2024
- getting through winter (and maybe even enjoying it)
- dan’s collage zine #1
- my (danny’s) favorite salad recipes
- patterns on security envelopes i’ve collected
- things that calm & comfort me
- things that uplift me when i’m feeling down
- vintage halloween postcards (& some other halloween-y stuff)
- collected thoughts on building a better future and fighting injustices in 2025: a zine
- magnolias r my favorite flower 🙂
hopecore: some of my favorite tumblr posts as of november 2024
Click on this link for a printable PDF. I recommend trimming the blank edges first (if your printer does that).
Here’s an archived tutorial for folding 8-page mini zines like the one above from 1 sheet of paper.
getting through winter (and maybe even enjoying it)
Click here for a printable PDF. To assemble, flip on long edge when printing, trim blank edges (if your printer does that) & cut in half horizontally. Fold, assemble by page number, and staple.
Click here for a readable PDF (1 page at a time).
dan’s collage zine #1
Click here for a printable PDF. To assemble, flip on short edge when printing, fold in half (they should already be assembled by page number) and staple.
Click here for a readable PDF (2 pages at a time).
my (danny’s) favorite salad recipes
(aka my salad zine)
Click here for a printable PDF. To assemble, flip on long edge when printing, cut along green lines and stack cover half on bottom half. Fold & staple.
Click here for a readable PDF (1 page at a time).
patterns on security envelopes i’ve collected
Here’s an archived tutorial for folding 8-page mini zines like the one above from 1 sheet of paper. No need to trim blank edges if you don’t want to.
things that calm & comfort me
Here’s an archived tutorial for folding 8-page mini zines like the one above from 1 sheet of paper. No need to trim blank edges if you don’t want to, it just makes everything a little more centered.
things that uplift me when i’m feeling down
Here’s an archived tutorial for folding 8-page mini zines like the one above from 1 sheet of paper. No need to trim blank edges if you don’t want to, it just makes everything a little more centered.
vintage halloween postcards (& some other halloween-y stuff)
Click here for a printable PDF. To assemble, flip on long edge when printing, trim blank edges (if your printer does that), cut in half horizontally, and stack cover half on bottom half. Fold & staple.
Click here for a readable PDF (1 page at a time).
collected thoughts on building a better future and fighting injustices in 2025: a zine
Click here for a printable PDF. To assemble, flip on short edge when printing, add a 1/4″ margin, fold in half (they should already be assembled by page number) and staple.
Click here for a readable PDF (1 page at a time).
magnolias r my favorite flower 🙂
Click here for a printable PDF. This is designed to be printed double sided on 11×17″ paper and folded like a traditional minizine. 8.5×11″ works in a pinch, but some text may be too small to read. I recommend trimming the blank edges first (if your printer does that).
Here’s an archived tutorial for folding 8-page mini zines like the one above from 1 sheet of paper.