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What's a zine?

Creativity & the printed output

A zine (pronounced zeen) is a small circulation, self published printed publication of any sort and on any subject, either created by hand, by photocopying or by using digital tools and online printers.. 

Zines have always had a DIY ethos and often consist of a mixture of text and images. Experimentation and innovation are important aspects of my work, and these I feel fit well into the playful creative spirit of zine making. 

My zines, as those listed below, reflect a variety of subjects, techniques and approaches: whether photography, art, collage or text works. I use digital and analogue tools for my photographic work.

Julius Smit 

 

flow number one zine

flow is a zine of words and pictures, whether as collages, montages, paintings, photographs or anything else! Ideas from the Surrealist, Dada and Abstract Expressionist movements as well as the cut-ups of William Burroughs and Brion Gysin influence much of the work in this issue number one.

Size: 8.5" x 11" (22 x 28 cm) with 24 pages; perfect bound, semi-matt paper with full colour printing.

£7.95 plus shipping.

flow number two zine

flow is a zine of words and pictures, whether as collages, montages, paintings, photographs or anything else! This issue number two illustrates people on the seashore, walking on the hills and also in a festival procession.

Size: 8.5" x 11" (22 x 28 cm) with 24 pages; perfect bound, semi-matt paper with full colour printing.

£7.95 plus shipping.

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