The visionary world of Nicholas Beckett
Three new little zines.
RockNRoll
Vegetable Matters
Global Dimming
I made these quick little zines from some old pictures lying around. I’m trying to make some more elaborate books, which are just taking forever.
So I made these as I think the pictures need to be free.
All zines printed in full colour, even the black and white one. 8 pages folded. Super good. Super fancy.
7cm X 10cm. (3″ X 4″). Nice size to keep in your pocket.
Available from my SHOP
I have the honour of contributing to the latest Cat Party #9 Zine put together by my zines friends Katie and Joe, way on the other side of the planet. Copies are available from here
….in mind only. The mice are afraid to play.
….refurbished. I was going to use these in the Masks zine I made last year, but they were getting too complex for what I wanted for the zine. But I didn’t want to leave them unfinished. Now done, I’m off to finish some other neglected crap of mine.
You can buy the zine with the following link.
https://www.etsy.com/au/listing/1042501734/mask-stay-safe-look-great-full-colour
So I’m in the Philly Zine Fest, a city where they seem to be having a little bit of drama today. So why not visit it’s online Zine Festival. I’m participating by them putting a link to this site. And from here you can click on the link below to buy a bunch of my crap zines. And here we are trying to make things better. Oh well.
https://www.etsy.com/au/shop/sonofsamorr
Find all the zinestars below
I will be there.
I’ve had the greatest honour to draw pictures for Katie Haegele’s latest zine about Christmas. We didn’t quite get it together to print it before Christmas, but the stories are lovely and sad and I think they can be read at any time of the year.
Christmas, time to get your melancholy on.
Thanks Katie.
I find that there’s a lot of controversy surrounding the right time to take down one’s Christmas tree, including the idea that there is a right time. I see people’s frizzled trees lying on the curb as late as February, which gives me the willies. I have inherited my mother’s fussy, snobbish belief that the only acceptable time to take down the tree is on the Epiphany, the 12th day of Christmas. I can’t believe I care about this, but I do.
Katie Haegele 2016
Saint Beckett 