While i'm kinda over the "internet is over/dead/etc" feels, i do love seeing zines having their due. check out a local zine fair!
 
“Just because we think it’s ephemeral doesn’t mean it won’t survive for 1,000 years”

While i'm kinda over the "internet is over/dead/etc" feels, i do love seeing zines having their due. check out a local zine fair!
 
“Just because we think it’s ephemeral doesn’t mean it won’t survive for 1,000 years”

https://www.inquirer.com/arts/philly-zines-free-library-20240504.html

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totally. i think zine culture is using media you can access so you can publish your creations & thoughts in the moment. i liked that the article eluded to representing the present in small, impactful ways. really getting inspired to tackle some basic web work. will be fun regardless of output!

i still maintain that personal websites are zines too (⌒_⌒;) i think it's less about the paper and physicality of it and more about an open space for creativity and freedom to self publish

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Big same. It’s so sensational. As long as VIPs exist, so will the internet.