Breeze Hunters depicts someone trying to catch a butterfly with a net and various small objects including stars, animals and mountains, with the text saying to admire the sky. Blue paper folded with drawing

Do you remember the 1990's? Celebrate good times with this zine coloring book of celebrities from the 1990's depicted in cactus form. From JTT to Buffy the Vampire Slayer, all your crushes are here!

Consumed is an accordion artist book about the process of consuming an orange. It begins with purchasing oranges and all the various uses: juice to drink, models for painting, invisible ink from the juice, and textile dye made from from the leftover peels. We hunger for sweet juice and lust for youthful glossy skin. But are we the ones being consumed? The cover is printed with a orange skin-like gloss, the “consumed” cover logo is orange-scented scratch-and-sniff, and the book is housed in a plastic sleeve screen-printed as a mesh fruit bag. Sewn spine houses the accordion zine within the orange cover. The cover is printed with a orange skin-like gloss, the “consumed” cover logo is orange-scented scratch-and-sniff, and the book is housed in a plastic sleeve screen-printed as a mesh fruit bag. Sewn spine houses the accordion zine within the orange cover.

The zine is a short visual essay and meditation on dealing with, and overcoming, personal doubt in our lives. The main message is that 'when doubt arrives challenge it.' Risograph printed.

Inspired by the layers of color film emulsion, this set includes three zines housed in a gloss filmstrip band. Each zine is a thematic collage narrative and folds out to reveal a poster on the back. Each zine is also layered with individual printmaking techniques making each individual zine truly unique and one-of-a-kind: Green Dream is monoprinted, Blue Mood is printed with blue bubbles, and Red Thread has hand-drawn lines. Full color.

This zine introduces us to Frankie and their dreams. Frankie's subconscious is full of anxiety, pain, humor, fear, absurdness, shame, and ghosts.

Frankie is back and still dreaming. This time their dreams are more hopeful and less chaotic. This edition has fold out pages, printed on purple paper with black and gold details.

The author describes their move to Los Angeles and what they learned from the experience. From visiting a game show, to marveling at the nature, to learning new skills, moving is difficult, "but no matter where you go, there you are."

A miniature zine about how to love and care for your houseplants to give them the best chance at survival. Yellow paper, folded, and in an envelope.

It is shark week every day with this zine! This zine is full of image of sharks in their natural habitat, exploring with friends, thinking about people and just being cool. Zine has cut-outs to simulate a shark bite.

This zine is a collection of ephemera that Bill kept in pages of his book collection. The artist never met Bill, but got to know him through these artifacts, making a portrait of him based on what he kept tucked away. Full color. 

This zine looks beyond small-minded thinking and dives into a deeper perspective on the circle of life. At the root of us, is the shared fear of death, which may be what keeps the collective so hive-minded and worried about the superficial. 

Through thoughtful images both scary and poignant, the author reflects to have us look around and appreciate the life we currently live, both good and bad. These minor inconveniences are just that, minor.

A collection of watercolor paintings of scenes commonly witnessed by the artist. Comb bound at the top like a detective notebook with covers printed on waterproof paper. Full color.