Merriam-Webster defines a zine as a small run often
noncommercial, homemade publication usually devoted to specialized subject matter.
I'm paraphrasing. If you want to know more, Wikipedia has
an excelent article
on zines.
QRK5
QRK5 is my art/perzine that is made up of content from my
notebooks, sketch books and photo archives. Though it often includes current work as
well. QRK5 is NATO morse code shorthand for read you loud and clear.
Also, for the record, QRK5 is pronounced cue are kay
five.
Issue 16
Issue 16 features some of my Tree Portrait oil
paintings; a remembrance of Gumby creator, Art Clokey and
ome photos shot with Kodak ColorPlus 200.
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Issue 15
Issue 15 features some of my Tree Portrait oil paintings;
a remembrance of Gumby creator, Art Clokey and some photos
shot with Kodak ColorPlus 200.
$3 or trade
Issue 14
Issue 14 is a split zine coloboration with myself and Billy McCall. We chose a theme of hot vs cold and each wrote about
one. I sweltered while he nearly froze. Its two zines in one!
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Manifesto
This was a group zine I published years ago. I cohersed my friends into writing
articles and donating artwork. I really couldn't have asked for a better trunout. Only
two issues were printed, though a third was planned. Maybe I will get Manifesto No. 3 off the ground one of these days.
No. 2
Work by artist and designers from around the world. Contributors include; Ann Jurich,
Mike Landers, Darren Le Gallo, Nasos Papathanasiou, Mark Pitts, Ed Tillman and Chandler
Wood.
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No. 1
Work by artist and designers from around the world. Contributors include; Chris
Veeneman, Chandler Wood, Darren Le Gallo, Tom Trevor, Mark Pitts and Ed Tillman.