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Artists
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Podcasts
Websites
Zines
Brian McHenry. His pencil drawings are layered, intricate, and otherwordly. Beautiful work.
I love Chelsea Granger's art. Her oracle deck Dirt Gems is magical, and you should check it out. She also writes about death and grief, which I found helpful after losing my partner. She spent one year mailing a monthly paper journal/newsletter to a few subscribers after losing her mom and close friend.
Ellen Viola Her zines/art are charming and colorful. I'm a huge fan.
Indiana Hoover I love his simple pencil sketches and how he renders portraits.
Jason Polan is one of my favorite artists. I love his raw and quick drawings made with a pen and notebook. His project of trying to Draw Every Person In NY was cut short as he passed away a few years ago. His work still continues to inspire me.
Kate Bingaman-Burt Artist, zine maker, and teacher.
Shawn Eisenach His art zines are amazing.
ooh! Directory I Love this new site.
Webring xxiivv Hand-crafted wikis and portfolios
Wiby Search engine for the classic web.
Along The Ray Love seeing his daily photos capturing his new surroundings.
Anhvn's She's always changing things up on her website, and it's fun perusing her many projects.
Brr.fyi. An Antarctica blog!
French Claire Sohem Poems, interviews, and thoughts on the writing life.
C.C. Poet, writer. She writes a monthly zine called Mail Blog.
HeyDingus by Jarrod Blunder
Ithaka Daily blogger.
Kandambari by Ratika Deshpande
Lili's Musings Uncut, thought-provoking writing. A new-found blog for me, and I'm excited to delve deeper.
Manuel Moreale A freelancer developer and designer who also writes a newsletter called People and Blogs, where he asks interesting people to talk about themselves and their blogs.
Winnie Lim One of my favorite bloggers! She writes weekly about health and existence.
Aswirl Concrete poetry
Anna Jo Beck Artist and zine maker
brattyxbre She makes the coolest zines
Ctrl-ZINE A collaborative zine, celebrating tech and the Smol Web
Echo Zines A DIY feminist zines + comics.
iknowbilly is a long-time zinester. He's been writing zines forever in the ol cut and paste style I love and appreciate. He writes a monthly paper newsletter The Desert Sun, amongst all his other zines, including the famous Behind The Zines series, which is published twice a year.
Izalixe Straightheart hails from Montreal, and her zines are usually written on a typewriter in a cut-and-paste style. She chronicles her life and often travels back and forth between Vancouver and Montreal.
Liz Mason has been self-publishing for over 20 years. She manages the famous Quimby bookstore in Chicago and writes fun zines like Caboose, Awesome Things, and Cul-de-sac.
Seagreen Zines Zine adoration station.
Small Zine Volcano You can buy a shit load of zines for freeee! You only pay for postage. Buy zines like You by Luke (one of my favs), Friday Night in West Ealing, and Rut Zine by Bianca. These are primarily one-page zines from Australia. I love the idea that one page can become a small publication. Very cool.
Twenty-Two Zines Zine reviews, tarot cards, small press love, and thoughts on creativity.
Zineopolis by Jackie Batey
Zine Resources by Silvia Nowak. A living document that is regularly updated.