#magazine printing

[mimimar]

the woman who holds the moon

prints available here. my cover for this month's issue of baffling magazine.

[centurytypeprint]

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A Range of Services That Impress

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[toteangel]

the it print 𐙚 ‧₊˚ ⋅

[p-e-a-c]

Toshiba Magazine Ad, Adphic Co. Ltd Studio (1987).

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[parshallison]

In June, I was watching a YouTube video about asexuality when someone mentioned that asexual people aren't subjected to conversion therapy. This didn't sit right with me at all. A quick fact-check Google search quickly sent me down a rabbit hole about how a lack of sexual attraction is often treated as a medical problem to be fixed.

Many interviews and 6 months later, I covered science and medicine's changing attitudes toward asexuality it in a feature article in Scientific American's January 2024 issue! I'm so grateful to everyone who lent their expertise to the article 💜

"... Over the past two decades psychological studies have shown that asexuality should be classified not as a disorder but as a stable sexual orientation akin to homosexuality or heterosexuality. Both cultural awareness and clinical medicine have been slow to catch on. It's only recently that academic researchers have begun to look at asexuality not as an indicator of health problems but as a legitimate, underexplored way of being human."

[designeverywhere]

INTRUSO Magazine

[thisisrealy2kok]

Sheena Ringo for Ongaku to Hito magazine, March, 1999

[botoxbrat666]

[maximumeffort-minimumscale]

This Hugh Jackman fellow is looking awfully familiar.

[hiddurmitzvah]

This is from my latest project:

This deer appears on the grave of Rabbi Naftali Hirsch Spitz, who was the Av Beit Din, the head of the rabbinical court in Worms (Germany), and he was also mentioned as a gaon, a genius on his tombstone. He wrote important religious commentary books, such as the Maleh Ratzon, in order “to answer all the difficulties in the Talmud”. He died in 1712.

The deer on the tombstone is an example of a tradition in Jewish graves where the name of the deceased appears as a symbol, since Hirsch is German for deer.

You can purchase the Symbols of SchUM Zine, where there are multiple symbols from the Schum cities (Speyer, Worms and Mainz) are depicted with linocut, and you can read the explanations of them, just like above.

You can order a copy here:

hiddurmitzvahshop.etsy.com/listing/1792120058/symbols-of-schum-zine

[2001hz]

Seaman ad prints in Dreamcast Magazine issue n°23 (1999)

[laurellala-comics]

I've been having so much fun with my Ace Attorney comics lately but I've been feeling the pull to do original stuff again. So to ease into the transition, here is my (very first!) comedy zine. You may spot some familiar faces B)

Thanks for reading my goofiness! I'm including some nerd thoughts about zines under the cut

Zines are sooo cool and I assume most people have heard of them since this is tumblr BUT if you haven't! Zine is short for magazine (pronounced "zeen" it does not rhyme with vine). It usually refers to handmade pamphlets that can be created by folding and cutting a single sheet of paper, which is what I did, but it can be used for any sort of self made publication. The goal is to make something that can be reprinted and shared so mine is technically not in the spirit of that because of all my little interactive details but shh that's fine. Zines have been used in sooo many ways (Was Martin Luther's 95 theses not in a way the first zine (this is a joke)) but they are especially recognized as part of the punk movement as a way of fighting back against mainstream media and of sharing information around! It was a way to get around censorship and spread the word about social movements and political messages buuuut it has also always been used to share fun things, like music recommendations OR FAMOUSLY. STAR TREK SPOCK KIRK FAN FICTION (this is real and there are academic papers about this). Some of the earliest m/m fanfic was passed along through zines because they did not have ao3 back then! All they had was a typewriter and a dream! It's actually sooo silly, but I took a class in college that heavily emphasized these zines as leading to the fandom culture we had today, so they really did shape the world we live in today. Tumblr posts are like our own little zines that we share, with our own messages and thoughts and yes even hand drawn gay people...

Anyway, like I mentioned, in these fandom spaces you had queer zines that were about explicitly romantic and sexual relationships between fictional men. At the time, slash shipping was not the most common way to engage with fandom, but today it has become very mainstream and widely accepted amongst the fandom. But you know what queer behaviors are still not mainstream within fandom spaces, even within queer fandom spaces? Aro ace rep babyyyy. With that in mind, I feel like what is considered radical and abnormal these days in queer fandom spaces is to engage with fictional men (or any characters) from an aromantic or asexual lens. And so I am here to hold your hand and walk you through the wonderful radical world of imagining non-romantic scenarios with fictional guys. You can have so much fun with it and I think more people should do it. What if you stood in line at the bank and your favorite anime man was in front of you. What if you had to go in for jury duty and the guy from five nights at freddy's was there. What if you went to the library and spock and kirk were both there researching the history of zines. In a world that expects us to prioritize one normative romantic and sexual relationship as the big thing that will bring you happiness and fulfillment, it is radical to say "actually, i could probably still be really happy and fulfilled if i had some cool friends to hang out with and do mundane things with. And also what if those friends were fictional lawyers."

Anyway. Thank you to all the spirk shippers who worked hard to get us here, I will pick up your mantle and continue to push against societal norms but with fewer sex scenes this time around. Not that you aren't valid for that, this is just personal preference. The end. Go make a zine everybody.

[whitetailgraphics]

" TO BE CHRISTENED BOY / IN YOUR BOYFRIEND’S JACKET / TO BE SILHOUETTED IN THE SHADOW / OF YOUR SEX / TO HAVE PASSING STRANGERS BELIEVE / YOUR DECEPTION / TO NO LONGER DECEIVE / TO BECOME YOUR FATHER’S FLESH / TANNED HIDE HIDING / YOUR HANDS / TO NOT KNOW WHERE THE LIE STOPS / & THE TRUTH ERUPTS / RUPTURES / RAKES YOU FROM / THE BOTTOM OF THE LAKE / HOLIER / THAN BAPTISM " — Silas Denver Melvin (@sweatermuppet), Grit

[designeverywhere]

INTRUSO Magazine