Showing posts with label "alex chiu". Show all posts
Showing posts with label "alex chiu". Show all posts

Friday, June 24, 2011

Thursday, May 5, 2011

Rubber Duckie Zine


EYEBALL BURP PRESS
published a new
FULL COLOR zine called
RUBBER DUCKIE!!!
 if you are interested they are $5 + shipping
It's official release will be at the
Zine Fiend Show 

at BOOKMACHINE
223 W. Santa Fe
Fullerton, CA
Friday, May 6th 5PM - 11PM
Readings will start at 6PM










variant covers!!!

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Monday, March 7, 2011

Alphabet Soup: a dictionary of sorts

Alphabet Soup is an on-going alphabetic word project.  

From A to Z, we are exploring the most commonly or uncommonly words that pop up in our minds, and drawing pictures for them.  It is a project mainly for our future children to learn their alphabet, and maybe even to read.  
The most frightening introductory page ever, sorry.
Alphabet Soup is a A-Z dictionary (zine) project.
G is for geoduck.

R is for rockstar-- sugarfree.


Saturday, February 12, 2011

Keenan Keller vs. DIY Grad School

Keenan Keller, publisher of Drippy Bone Books
DIY Grad School guest speaker
February 12th, 2011
Hosted at the Keller Compound
Los Angeles, CA
This is Keenan and his wife Lesley.

Keenan is co-publisher of Drippy Bone Books, publisher of art zines, comic books, art prints, music comps, and other cool stuff.

Lesley is a musician.  Former drummer for the band Static Static.  New Projects in the works.

 Keenan showed us all the publications he had in stock through Drippy Bone Books.


Drippy Bone Books publishes some rad art zines and comics.
Check out the WHORE EYES comps and Keenan's own comic Galactic Breakdown

Keenan even published a special zine Dear Diary,
Just for the DIY Grad School Event.

It rocks.  Ask him if he has more.  He might sell you one.

Alex Chiu interviewed him for a bit.

 Then everyone got to hang out and ask him stuff as well.

Most of the people who went were zine makers as well.  They got a chance to share and trade their own zines and publications.





Keenan showed us a few of his favorite zines and art books from his own personal collection.






really inspiring.

Thanks again Keenan!

and thank you
Drippy Bone Books!