#Print Collections

[blistexenthusiast]

vintage playing card back designs

[nethompson]

A collection of 5"x7" art prints featuring my kitty cat artwork.

steelart.storenvy.com/

[lionofchaeronea]

Moon over Miyajima, Ito Yuhan, ca. 1930

[queerdraws]

projecting on luffy again. get bited.

[i-mode]

successful mission!

[thebonesofhoudini]

Buy physical media. Buy CDs. Buy records. Buy tapes. Buy books. Buy physical artwork or prints. Take photos of yourself and get them developed at a photo processing booth. Write your thoughts down in a journal. Why? Because as this world get more digital, what's physical will slowly but surely disappear. There will be less things you can touch and feel, and more things that you can see and not touch. You can post all the digital pics you want on social media...nothing is assured and those pics and those platforms could be gone in an instant. An album on streaming platforms will never be the same as the original album in your hand with the liner notes, as versions of that album can get removed, and/or replaced with re-recorded material (since the artist doesn't own their masters). Books go out of print. And staring at a jpeg (no matter how much you paid for it *cough cough* NFTs) of an artwork will never be the same as owning the actual artwork or a print of it.

Preserve these things. If not for yourself, then for future generations.

[onestellarghost]

At long last, the sandwich zine is here. A compilation of my favorite highlights from the Wikipedia List of Sandwiches. Maybe next time... the silliest sandwiches. We shall see. Fool's Gold Loaf I'm looking at you.

[blistexenthusiast]

vintage playing card back designs

[cozybao]

🏡 my zine "what if we were…" is part of a series of 4 risograph zines by nonbinary sapphic artists. it traverses love found in tangible objects we hold dear to us 🍎

this zine was created with photographs and scans of my collection of anik-anik, trinkets, and ephemera over the years. 🏡

preorders are open for the 2nd week of komiket pride (jun 14-16)! 🍀

🍏 us preorders - kittybug press

🍊 ph preorders - cloud burst press

[lionofchaeronea]

The Pines, Yoshijirō Urushibara, ca. 1928

[wuntrum]

top surgery should be free if you just ask nicely and say please and thank you. to be honest

[sunderingstars]

♡ antoinette appreciation post ♡

[raimeiyonke]

Revy from anime "Black Lagoon"

As a reference, I used the cover of the manga "Black Lagoon: The Book of Venom" by Rei Hiroe. Cheers

[bismutharts]

'tis the season. happy april fools, and thanks to everyone whose jokes i copied down, so thanks to:

@toastyglow @ehlers-world-problems @streetlight-spam @spidermanifested and @fwizard

i have decided to do a zine challenge this april. a zine a day, hopefully, inspired by @koddlet's zinetober last year, so there's more to come, hopefully. i'm typing this on the 31st of march, so i'm giving myself a headstart

[trainwreckgenerator]

preview of my piece for @palimpsestzine !!! i had a really good time working on this, i cannot stress enough how much love and care and passion every contributor put into this project. every single piece i watched get made knocked me clean off my feet and into low earth orbit im serious its gorgeous GO CHECK IT OUT !!!!!

this pentiment fanzine will be out march 31st for pay-what-you-want, with all proceeds going to librarians with palestine!

[quixoticanarchy]

"A prison is a city that weighs heavily on the place where it is. The thousands of people who live and work there make environmental and infrastructural demands on the surrounding area that are not offset by the prison's integration into the locality's economic, social, or cultural life. A prison is a political weight that, in a lightly populated jurisdiction, can reconfigure legislative representation by plumping up a district's size because prisoners (who cannot vote) are counted where they are held, and it can tip the electoral balance as well because relatively well-paid prison staff can and do support or oppose local candidates even though they do not live in the district. A prison is also heavy in part because it is a 'dead city,' built and staffed for the singularly unproductive purpose of keeping civilly dead women and men in cages for part or all of their lives."

-- from "Forgotten Places and the Seeds of Grassroots Planning," Ruth Wilson Gilmore