



STYLE EXPLORATION: ZINE MAKING + ANIMATION
This project was focused on experimenting with different materials, exploring different methods, and discovering your design style through zine-making. I chose to research color, risograph, collage, fashion, and texture.
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I started by creating designs using letters and glyphs to print on the risograph. I created the designs in InDesign and printed out each color as its own separate paper or "layer". I then made copies of each layer using the risograph. I then took small cuts of 3 different types of fabric and scanned them at high resolution. Finally, I cut out images from a Vogue Magazine to use in collage.
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Once I had my printed designs, I collaged the digitally and made 5 completely different designs.
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I then used these completed collages as a blueprint for my zine. I designed the zine so that risoprinted glyph design would be the background with the collaged images and random letter text on top. I mapped out this design in Adobe Illustrator again printed each color layer separately.
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I found that a few of the colors I had originally used in my experiments were no longer available, so I made due with the resources I had. Once the colors were printed and I had collaged the magazine cut outs on top, I added a shiny cardstock as a backing to make the zine sturdier. In hindsight, I should have cut the zine in half and glued the middle pieces together to make the opening of it more seamless.
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Despite all of my obstacles and the errors made, I'm really proud of how this turned out.
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I then animated the zine using all of my assets. I wanted this animation to have a sketchy, punk feel to communicated the anger, while having some of the imagery (like the gingham background) contrast that anger.​









