Author: aservice
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This Could Fix Everything
A zine about things that made us happier last year. A collaboration with Audra McNamee. As usual, you can buy a print copy, printed at the IPRC.
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Stop as Yield
Pulled together semi-feverishly for this year’s Portland Zine Symposium (as is traditional). A collaboration with A. McNamee. As usual, you can buy the zine.
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Pet Peeves #1: Favicons
I want to hear about your pet peeves! (we need a sequel…) illustrated by A. McNamee and riso printed at Outlet. As usual, you can buy the zine.
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Audible Sucks.
You should cancel your Audible account imo. Made collaboration with A. McNamee, whose work you can see at audmcname.com and @audmcname buy a physical copy or a high res pdf Annotated Bibliography Page 2: market control, royalties, Page 3 and 4: embargos and libraries Resources and Further Reading
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RSS Is (Not) Dead (Yet)
How monopolies are destroying blogs, podcasts, and webcomics: the history of RSS. Made in collaboration with A. McNamee, whose work you can see at audmcname.com and @audmcname buy a physical copy or a high res pdf
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Dear Miss Tingle Zine
Illustrated exchanges from domestic scientist Lilian Tingle’s home cooking correspondence column in the Sunday Oregonian (1908-1929). Made in collaboration with A. McNamee, whose work you can see at audmcname.com and @audmcname This zine is based on my research on domestic science in the early 20th Century Pacific Northwest and Lilian Tingle. You can read my blog…
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ODNP blog
ODNP Blog Posts ODNP is a free digitized newspaper archive. It includes Historic Oregon Newspapers and some modern/recent digitized Oregon Newspapers. You can browse the archive here. The print., April 01, 1987, https://oregonnews.uoregon.edu/lccn/2020260108/1987-04-01/ed-1/seq-1/
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The Jell-O Pages
Made in collaboration with A. McNamee, whose work you can see at audmcname.com and @audmcname I also wrote a blog post about making historical(ish) gelatin creations and Jell-O molds for a highly academic Jell-O extravaganza! Transcript with linked citations you can buy a physical copy or a high res pdf
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Jell-O (behind the scenes)
The zine production cycle (well, our zine production cycle) is somewhat haphazard. The research, writing and drawing process tend to happen at different times and paces depending on our joint interest levels and time commitments. All this to say, we had a soft launch party (?) for our upcoming Jell-O zine before said zine even…