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I am definitely a fan of his musical choices haha, so I ended up recording a bunch of synthy sounds of my own and they're really useful!

It’s a Hobonichi Techo original version, A6 size!

@@KelBelter Thank you so much. All of your work and content is very inspiring

i love your doodle diary too, definietly want to give that a try! new subbie :)

Thank you! Hope it gave you some ideas for a zine of your own :-)

Thanks Pauline! Happy you enjoyed it and that you found me here too ☺️

Haha thank you! ☺️

Recently, I got an xTool system to do screenprinting at home! Otherwise, I do a lot of risograph printing on a risograph printer that I have at the studio!

First making sure all the pages are the exact same size before folding helps a lot! But after that, I just make sure that my folded edges line up nicely because I can adjust the other three sides later. I do this by using the guillotine to trim a little off the edges as a last step after the glue is dry if I want them to look more 'perfect.' But sometimes not necessary if the folded pages were the right size to begin with :-)

@@KelBelter Thanks so much! :)

I used a risograph printer! Part two isn’t out yet because I’m the band hasn’t released the album yet, but when it is I’ll definitely add it to the description.

I’ve found it’s super helpful for ideating later, and making them so small makes it very low pressure to keep up with! Definitely recommend it

Hi! I usually use Adobe photoshop or illustrator to arrange the pages! But you can use any image editing software to do it. I save my finished pages as jpgs and then arrange them on the correct paper size. If you don’t have Adobe, you can also use web editing apps like Photopea

@@KelBelterthanks a lot!

So happy to hear you’re watching from the same place! ☺️

Thanks so much for watching!

It’s a hobonichi techo, which you can find on Amazon and maybe also Etsy/in some stationery stores. If you search ‘hobonichi techo 2024 a6’ it should come up!

Definitely visit us next time!

I think this is very beginner friendly because everything is already put together for you, so there’s less chance for human error. Minimal setup time and easy to get the hang of. If you want to just get a feel for silkscreen though, sometimes you can order screens with your image burned into them from a studio/online! Then you can just try the printing part before committing to making your own space/investing in more expensive tools.

Thanks for letting me know! I just updated the link :-)

The main focus of this video is the step of prototyping/making a dummy before printing your final work :-)

🤦‍♀️ magaZINES as in a short magazine 😂

At least she didn’t pronounce it ZYNES 😂

😂 same

Afraid of the maga?

Yeah! I’d love to explore that topic a bit more too. Have been using my sketchbook more consistently this year and it’s been so helpful whenever I try to make a bigger project like this

Thank you for the sweet comment!

Sure! Everyone has their own way. Both are valid. In my opinion, zines have also evolved over time to cover a larger category of work from ‘quick and dirty’ photocopies to also more polished visual publications. Furthermore, many people don’t come from a design background, or have 0 experience printing and self publishing. So, I think it’s nice to explain the options of prototyping, so people can tailor it to their needs.

Thanks David! Appreciate you :-)

Better late than never~ Thank you for finding and watching 😊

Appreciate that! 😊 I clearly am also a fan of synth-y sounds

Yes! Love to hear that. Hope you found something fun in the archives!

Thank you! Finding new ways to use old materials is so fun

@@KelBelter yes!! As a fellow artist/printmaker & past commercial printer, I wholeheartedly appreciate it

All of the zines in this video have the same format since they are all prototypes of the same thing. The cover is 2x the length of the normal pages, so you fold it in half, and then in half again! In part 2 I can show a more detailed breakdown, but you can see me folding and unfolding it several times in this video too! Besides the cover, the rest of the zine is very simple. It’s just pages folded in half and stapled :-) I’ll also do a photo breakdown and write up on the free version of my Patreon if that would be helpful!

Hi! Just wanted to let you know I uploaded the unfolding zine tutorial with photos and directions on my Patreon! It’s available for free there, link is in the video description :-)

@@KelBelterappreciate you letting me know and I’ll definitely try it out.

Thanks so much Sara!

Always! ☺️

Thanks Angela! Same, really hoping it translates well to the final version too 🙂

That's such a huge compliment! I'm so psyched to know it helped you with your project!!

Thank you for subbing and for the lovely comment! ☺️