In my meandering path toward a better adulthood, I kept reading books but stopped thinking the theories found therein were going to answer the question of how to live in the world. I’ve come instead to the inelegant belief that pretty much the most important thing you can do with your day is make dinner, for your family or friends if you have them or for yourself if you don’t. Do that, and the other stuff mostly falls into place.
Sticky Institute is extremely excited to be hosting a pop-up zine library by Aotearoa/New Zealand based zine collective Migrant Zine Collective. Migrant Zine Collective aims to amplify, celebrate and share the voices of migrants-of-colour in Aotearoa/New Zealand. Their zines will be featured at Sticky Institute from July 17 to July 31 2019 with an in-store talk at Sticky Institute by Migrant Zine Collective on Wednesday 17th July from 6pm to 7pm at Sticky Institute, Shop 10, Campbell Arcade, Melbourne (right under Flinders Street Station). Great poster by Kim Anderson.
Outtake from Making Comics. This is an early format attempt. In the beginning I just like to start building pages and then try to figure out what they are trying to turn into. You can learn so much by copying frames of comics. These images were copied from the brilliant “Aya:Life in Yop City” by Marguerite Abouet and Clement Oubrerie @drawnandquarterly https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx3wEcQjfkI/?igshid=844ilui9md7n
