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¿Como se imprime un fanzine?🤨

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la metodología que emplearon me ha gustado mucho. Más que una propuesta, ojalá en el otro taller sea similar a este y que sea igual o más práctico🎉🎉

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¿qué tenemos que hacer para que existan más espacios donde usemos herramientas y saberes para explorar nuevas formas de expresarnos (ya sea colectivas o individuales)? Sobre todo desde lo no formal jaja 🦇🫎🦋🪰🦗🦅🐗

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https://fanzineclub.com/

https://www.instagram.com/fanzinoteca.ambulante/

https://www.instagram.com/cachivateca/

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Desde mi proceso terapéutico muchas veces he tenido que ir armando mi historia personal jjjj pero una de las formas más bonitas que he encontrado ha sido desde la exploración manual y como medio didáctica, y un gran compañero de esto fueron los mapas locos, los dejo x acá porque me parece que logran hacer muy bien la conexión entre comunidad+saberes+salud mental+neurodivergencia+antisistema+under etc

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Presentación del taller a cargo de Ernesto Guevara

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Programa estilo kidpix/piano para hacer zines (está en inglés)

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The Electric Zine Maker (⚡️📝✂️) is a printshop and art tool for making zines.
This tool includes a drawing interface. You can import images, size and place, write text with any font that you have installed, smudge, paint, and a number of other options. You can also save your zines, and easily re-import them by dragging the saved zine folder back into the main menu. It is built with collaboration in mind.

The Electric Zine Maker has a new beautiful website where you can learn more about it! Click here to visit it.

macOS users that have trouble opening the Electric Zine Maker (the file keeps getting blocked), please read this guide for how to open it.

Windows users that have trouble saving their Zines (or other issues) please read this guide.

If you liked The Electric Zine Maker please consider paying for it so I can cover development costs and make money from it. Thank you kindly.

The Electric Zine Maker is still under development!!!
This is an early beta.
Be gentle! It has early beta feelings!!! 💔❤️!??

More art tools are being built for it.
There are a number of bugs. It is rough around a few edges.
You can read more about what is planned for it here.

The Electric Zine Maker is planned to be an "art toy". It's a playful tool with which you can create cute little things. The finished version will feature a silly little back-story, and other characters, maybe even some small game-like interactions to build a story around it, so that it's an all around playful piece of freeware.

Things planned:

* Many strange and interesting art-tools for the drawing interface
* Bugs need to be fixed and the UI's still need more work
* A back story, and little characters that reinforce the fictional universe it is placed in.
* A number of other art-tools (that are packaged with it), that allow you to create effects and glitch art for your zines.
* Clip art will be bundled with the Zine Maker so you have more art to work with.

Things from other devs:

* Jeremy Oduber made an html template for turning zines made with the Electric Zine Maker into a web ready html zine (web zines!). You can host those on itch. It's easy to use! Check it out: https://jeremyoduber.itch.io/js-zine

"I think that just about everything Nathalie Lawhead makes is wonderfully energetic, raw, and approachable. Top of the charts, for me, is their Electric Zine Maker project, which makes single-page-zine creation a breeze."
- by Kat Brewster on Rock Paper Shotgun

"The arrival of this software into my life restored a sense of play to my creative practice and brought back a flame I thought had dimmed for good. It gave me the courage, too, to send scrappy, earnest writing to the people who wanted to read it, without the intense pressure of online publishing or the quick-fire takes of social media."
- by Sarah Maria Griffin on The Guardian

"What Lawhead and the Electric Zine Maker suggest is that seriousness is not always the best way to fight back against a system that doesn't care about you; choosing lightness, lack of coherence, silliness and restful creation can be just as effective."
- by Nicole Froio on The Observer

"Zines und OpenSource passen wunderbar zueinander, findet Nathalie Lawhead und entwickelt seit 2018 den Electric Zine Maker. Nun ist ein großes Update für das Printshop-Tool erschienen."
- by Lena Simonis on PAGE
Awards:
IndieCade - Innovation in Interaction Design Award ("Honoring the craftsmanship and innovation behind unique interaction, hardware, and system design")

The Webby Awards - Honoree in General Websites and Mobile Sites - Weird
Clinic for Open-Source Arts, University of Denver The STUDIO at CMU - OSSTA

Partly funded by the Queer Games Bundle

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Electric Zine Maker (a work in progress, be gentle, hug it often)

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The Electric Zine Maker (⚡️📝✂️) is a printshop and art tool for making zines. Available for Windows, macOS

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Colaboradores de los proyectos Wikimedia

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Editoriales cartoneras - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre

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Por qué me interesa hacer un fanzine -o fanzines-? De tantas formas de poder expresarme

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http://www.fanzineologia.net

https://www.instagram.com/fanzineologia

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Por acá pueden sugerir qué les gustaría hacer.

Podemos hacer:

Formatos distintos (como la manita)

Coser con máquina para pegar hojas, o coser a mano

Usar tela

También pueden tirar temas de interés

Podríamos escanear e imprimir fotos

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Muchas gracias por compartir las herramientas (multi y padlet) me parecen súper prácticas y ya las estoy usando para mis proyectos jjjj 🐛🦋🐜🦟🕷️🪲

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Por ahí me encontré este archivo de Zines por chicas del skate (principalmente en US), algunas de hace casi 40 años

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Zines are do-it-yourself publications that anyone can create as a platform to share ideas, photos, interviews and rally community action. They became popular during the 1980s by fans of punk music, during an era without easy routes to communicate, like the internet, email, social media, or even cell phones!

Zines are an accessible format that have been embraced by many, as they are important for communities who have been marginalized by mainstream society, or even subcultures that have excluded those of diverse backgrounds. This might explain why Riot Grrrls were especially keen zine producers.

Zine authors typically encourage photocopying and re-production. Here are a few examples of early skateboarding-related zines:

Ladies Skateworld (1986) by Lauri Kuulei Wong including Women's Skateboard Club ads by Lora Lyons

Push, Push Then Go! (1986-1988) by KZ Zapata

True Devotion (1986-1988) by Bonnie Blouin and Gigi Gits

Girls Who Grind / Equal Time (1988-1991) by Lynn Kramer and JoAnn Gillespie

(1995-2007) zine turned glossy mag by Liza Araujo, Luciana Toledo & Ana Paula Negrao of Brasil

I'm hoping to eventually include full posts with permission, featuring these zines from the 1990s-2000s:

Neptune's Bride (1992-) by Asta & Ruth of Tucson, AZ

Other Girls: for rebel/skater girls (1994-) by unknown in Lynwood, WA

Villa Villa Cola (1997-2000) by Tiffany & Nicole Morgan of San Diego, CA

Train Trax (1997) by Penny of Auckland, New Zealand [Issue #1 digitized]

Betty: Girls Skate Zine (1998-?) by Penny of Invercargill, New Zealand [Issue #1 digitized]

Opposites Subtract (1997) by Keren Richter of San Francisco, CA

Bruiser (1998-) by Heidi in New Orleans, LA

Save Yerself (1998-1999) by Katrina of Uncasville, CT

50-50 Skate Zine: Skateboarding and Gender (1999) by Zanna in Portland, OR [#1 digitized]

(2000-2004) by Faye Lynn Richards of Albuquerque, NM [#2 & #3 digitized]

Swash Buckler (2001-2002) by Narangkar Khalsa in Oakland, CA

(2002-2004) by Erika Dube and the Skirtboarders, Montreal, QC [#1-3 digitized]

Escape Winter (2004) by Rhianon Bader, Calgary, AB

The Lurking Fear (2005) by Meghan 'Migzy' McGuire

Hate On This (2009-2010) by Ladonna Williams, Escalon, CA

Idlewood (2009-2014) by Michelle Pezel of Antisocial skateshop in Vancouver, BC

The Skate Witches (2014-2019) by Kristin Ebeling & Shari White

Smash the Skatriarchy (2020-) by Amelia Bjesse-Puffin

If you are a zine writer or a collector and would like to contribute, please reach out through the Contact page.
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Zines Zines are do-it-yourself publications that anyone can create as a platform to share ideas, photos, interviews and rally community action. They became popular during the 1980s by fans of punk music, during an era without easy routes to communicate, like the internet, email, social media, or even cell phones!

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Si quieren llevar fotos como referencia o usarlas para el siguiente encuentro 26 de octubre, vamos a tener disponible una fotocopiadora e impresora casera.

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El original y la copia. Explorando un poco mi relación con “el impacto”, o algo así era 🤣

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https://radio.garden

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