Art

Photographs from the author's road trips from Chicago to Southern California and back.

Edited journal featuring poetry and short stories from up-and-coming writers.

Self-published book detailing the foods and recipes served at a single dinner event and containing a transcription of the conversation throughout the course of the evening.

Comic featuring multiple original stories in each issue.

Squares, circles and triangles are at the core of what makes the industrial world around us. A universal visual language apparent in all things—the tools we use, the fashion we wear, the buildings we live in and the communications we read. ** This copy is number 280 out of 500

We started by type setting some of our favorite jazz album titles. Then we broke down the letterforms into shapes. We took the shapes and began composing them across spreads. The result is a musically-inspired narrative. One that ebbs and flows from page to page. The subtle tints, lines and textures weave together a story that only the reader may interpret. ** This copy is number 67 out of 100.

Comic focusing on the adventures of the superhero know as the Laundry Detergent Man in his effort to clean up a crime-ridden neighborhood.

Interview Clothes is a cut and color paper doll zine by Jami Sailor and Jenna Bee, with 2 dolls and 10 outfits, in the tradition of American Girl magazine…and effigy dolls. Don’t cut our heads off! Jami says: “yes, my feet look like clubs. and my knees like cinnamon rolls.” JB says: “stick me in my union suit and pose me watching Roseanne reruns while guzzling black coffee.” *

Zine featuring contributions from local Chicago artists whose works explore issues related to queer culture and identity. The zine includes a variety of different artistic formats, including photography, poetry, short stories, cartoon strips, interviews, and other illustrations.

This is a Zine by a girl named Sandra. It is about her life and thoughts about love and those around her.