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After decades of only seeing my comic work online, finally published my first #riso printed mini-comic through @paperpresspunch awesome #zineofthemonth club. I LOVE how #Kaiju Grandma turned out! Special thanks to @hutchowen and @comicsworkshop for turning me on to this format! https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ3-MarMZe3/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Cross Sea Hum, Erica Wilk 2018

Zine of the Month #6

A short photographic study observing the varying patterns in sand over time and the effects created from external motions, such as tides, wind, water, shells, rocks, plastic and feet. Related notes coincide with preliminary research and drawings on concepts connected to waves, movement, points of collision and the oceanic hum. Conducted in November 2017 over a four day period in San Agustinillo, Mexico.

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The Streets Have No Name, Priyanka Kalha 2018

Zine of the Month #5

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Fake Headlines, Sara French 2017

Zine of the Month #4

Sara French lives in Montreal. There she maintains her studio practice as bookmaker, performance artist and painter. A recent breakup turned her on to skipping rope.

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She Has a Body That Can Turn Tigers Into Chocolate, Sarah Ellis Clark 2017

Zine of the Month #3

Sarah Ellis Clark’s work often comes into form from the emotional need to deal with trauma or difficulty. While primarily based in drawing and printmaking, text and language are also pervasive in her visual practice. Sarah has a BFA in Critical and Cultural Practices with a minor in Art and Text from Emily Carr University.

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Variety Pack, Sylvana dAngelo 2017

Bottom to top: Understanding Memories, Spiritual Pilgrimage, Paranormal Activities (dis)Ambiguation, Alina Senchenko (postcard) and East West

Zine of the Month #2

Sylvana dAngelo studies the human condition and endeavors to understand culture through superstition and belief. Blurring the lines between what could be real, from what is real, her work is a visual study of idealism and the underlying interconnected evolution of progress.

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Afermations, Nathan Jones 2017

Zine of the Month #1

Nathan Jones is an artist, curator, and founding member of 'Print Ready', an ongoing Vancouver-based zine and art book exhibition series. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Emily CarrUniversity, and a Bachelor of Education from Simon Fraser University. Jones' art practice has it's foundation in drawing and painting and he has worked in a wide breadth of media.  His work has been exhibited in Vancouver, Montreal, and Tokyo.

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East/West Zine Club 2016 Collaborative Zine  Oana Clitan, The Netherlands  Sylvana dAngelo, Canada Ryan Ming, Canada  Larissa Monteiro, The Netherlands  Tracy Stefanucci, Sweden  Priyanka Singh, India  MONSTERS, Czech Republic Documenting works created as part of the East/West Vancouver gallery series including installations at Avenue, The Vancouver Art Gallery for VABF 2016 and Dynamo Arts Ass. Works by: Sylvana dAngelo (top left), Priyanka Singh (top right) and Larissa Monteiro (bottom)