The History of Zines with Kate Bingaman-Burt

[@Skillshare]

What concept would you most like to read (or create!) a zine about?

[@bhornannawindeedeigh5007]

In the mid-90s, I subscribed to a quarterly art journal zine that ran only 400 copies. The topics covered were art journaling, art rubber stamping and Faux postage production. It included a tip-out page of faux postage stamps that were created by the contributing artists and subscribers, and the stamps were actually perforated by one of the artists who had a mechanical perforating machine. Usually it was a sheet of 24 Stamps, but sometimes it was 16, and sometimes 30. It was a very beautifully made zine, produced out of the love of art journaling, faux postage, and rubber stamping. I loved it, and so glad I subscribed. It ran for four years, I believe. What an absolutely beautiful time in my artful life. I cherish and protect my copies. Teesha Moore and her husband were the creators. They were a dynamic duo. ❤

[@franziskakraussart]

Oh I love this zine Idea. Thank you for the Inspiration!

[@亮山黄]

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[@comontoshi]

First non-cutesy, non-precious look at zines I have seen! 😘