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  1. 01-28-2009, 02:15 AM #21
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    Quote Originally Posted by jesjit_gill View Post


    new one !

    whooo ! what a great book... Do you have anywebsite for ordering/infos etc ..?
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  2. 01-28-2009, 03:05 AM #22
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    France has a pretty productive scene.

    It started in the late 70 with Elles sont de sortie (Richard and Doury).

    L´Atelier in Paris was producing some pretty amazing silkscreen books and prints in the 80´s (Di Rosa, Caro, Charles Burns, Marc Beyer....).

    Le Dernier Cri in Marseille are the reference. Pakito and Caroline produced over 150 books since the early 90´s.

    UG (OCBo, Paris) did over 100 books too. Some very fancy pop-ups.

    Pipifax in Switzerland did some very tight books (Wagenbreth, Atak, Anna Summer...).

    Garpard (Arrache toi un oeil) just started to do a few very nice books. He posts sometimes here.

    I recently saw a few productions in Stockholm and Berlin too.
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  3. 01-28-2009, 03:15 AM #23
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    By the way. Awesome work Jesjit-gill.

    Some cool non-silkscreen graph´zine :
    - Art´s factory
    - Frederic Magarine
    - FLTMSTPC
    - Les éditions du 57
    - Timeless
    - Stronx
    - Rotkop
    - Le muscle carabine & la montrueuse (Blanquet)
    - Nazi knife
    - Gestroco Club
    - Zeke Bazaar
    ...
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    shhh..
    Last edited by 8ball; 01-28-2009 at 03:38 AM.
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  5. 12-20-2009, 03:46 PM #25
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    I've printed a new zine...



    I just wanted to update this thread and say I've started a blog where I will document (and sell) my occasional efforts at publishing.....

    CAVEMIND.BLOGSPOT.COM

    I can't embed them, but there are also little video previews of some of the screenprinted books I've made.
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    just picked up Tim Gough's Cut & Paste #3 and Raymond Biesinger's 100 book. I guess the 100 book isn't technically a zine, but goddamn is it badass. got plans to put one together soon...
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    Jesjit, shipping for Neighbourhood Sacrifice is 50 cents cheaper on my site. JUST WATCH THE ORDERS RUSH IN
    http://www.kingtrash.com
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    These are incredible. Please excuse a dumb question from someone not in the know, but what are zines and their purpose?
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  9. 12-21-2009, 07:18 PM #29
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    read this book:

    WHATCHA MEAN, WHAT'S A ZINE? THE ART OF MAKING ZINES AND MINI-COMICS : Mark Todd : Esther Pearl Watson
    "Rob's on some next shit." - El Negro Magnifico!

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  10. 01-06-2010, 06:02 AM #30
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    Hey !
    I just finished this new one, It's made from trashpapers/trashfilms... fast and dirty. So, each book is a bit different.
    (here is some pics of the process = Zine - process - a set on Flickr)


    I made 80 copies. About 16 pages + cover. A lor of colors.
    If anyone of you is intersted, I sell it 10€
    Trades are welcome !









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