I haven’t done any bookbinding in a while (and this hardly counts, since they’re stapled) but I wanted to do something (belatedly…) for everyone in the Little Good Things swap and I’d been looking at little art zines elsewhere on the web, and so this is what I ended up with.
It’s 1/16th of a standard sheet of paper, with 8 double-sided pages.
Because the LGT swap went over 50 people, I made it an edition of 100 so I’d have plenty to send and still have some left over for other things.
Scanned, printed double-sided (Do not trust the copy shop to line up both sides of your print job; half of these cut fine & half needed fudging. ) and then sliced into pages:
This is absolutely amazing! Sooo many and soo tiny! You did such a marvelous job, and I love that you made them to share! Thanks so much for entering the challenge too! You rock!!
HOT DANG! What a great tiny/huge project! I often find myself contemplating how a project I am working on would scale to larger production numbers (for no real reason) so it was especially interesting to see a bit of your process.
I’m pretty excited about this. Such a perfect idea and format, and the artwork is so sweet. Thank you for putting these tiny-little good things into the world! A LGT zine swap, at some point, would be awesome.
I got mine yesterday! My dog Delia is always VERY interested in opening packages and envelopes, so I let her have a sniff so she would know it was not a t-r-e-a-t.
) and then sliced into pages:
