A COLLECTION OF WORK DEPICTING LIFE WITHIN ISOLATION

ISOLATE ZINE - Edition02 aims to document the support of the Black Lives Matter movement, whilst celebrating not just black photographers, but the collaborative efforts of us all as we look to listen, learn, and support during this defining time in history.

ALL profits donated to Black Minds Matter UK, less the costs for the printing of the Zine, postage and packing.

Everyone involved in the project has donated their time, creativity and content for free so we could make this happen and donate to Black Minds matter UK.

54 pgs, 24 × 17 cm, Softcover, 2020,

 

non essential #4

The non essential zine series continues. 52 pages of velvet paper. All killer no filler content!

non essential #3

The non essential zine series continues. 52 pages of velvet paper. All killer no filler content!

non essential #2

Second from 2 new zines from 2020. 52 pages of velvet paper. More killer content!

non essential #1

First from 2 new zines from 2020. 52 pages of velvet paper. All killer no filler content!

FatBoy Zine Issue 3 'Palette & Politics'

This issue looks at the food and identity of Hong Kong, whose food culture is an amazing story of adoption, adaption and growth. Here we focus on communal dishes set against the backdrop of the current fight for democracy. This is FBZs largest issue, with writing from Cynthia Chou, Illustrations from Jacco Bunt, Film and photography from Kenneth Lam, Photography from Xaviar Manhing and food photography from Emily Leonard.

Zine, Inside The Bean

A ZINE ABOUT COFFEE

Hi! How’ve you bean?

The little zine on your screen started with a few coincidences a few years ago over a coffee in Zurich. One was Anna, heart, drive, and soul of Salt & Wonder. The other was Alicia, our first super fan, seeking some inspiration and community. Coffee is more than caffeine, more than a means to an end. 

We were new to coffee — specialty coffee to be exact — what makes it so special after all? What do these hipsters in their cafés know that we don’t? So we made this little zine with the intention to be a guide. To break up the fear and show how diverse and inviting the world of specialty coffee can be.

Inside this Zine of Salt & Wonder:

– The Journey of the Bean, how it ends up in your cup. / featuring miró manufactura de café (Zurich)

– How coffee shapes our worlds in: A Cultural Thing / interviewing Shem from STOLL Kaffee

– Our color palate in: The Colorful World of Coffee / inspired by COFFEE  

– Ending: Some practical tips in: Not Just for Nerds / featuring 169 West Wine & Coffee Bar

–  Glossary of coffee-related terms. 

We also feature the work of a few very-talented illustrators from across the globe throughout. Coffee is universal after all. 

– Front-Cover: Le.BLUE based in London, leblue.net, ig:@le__blue
– Claudia Salgueiro, claudiasalgueiro.com, ig: @cs_salgueiro
– Anthony Atkinson, bigaband.com, ig: @bigaband
– Sara Farina, sarafarina.com, ig: @farinasara
– Yui Watanabe, eidos.tokyo, ig: @eidos.tokyo
– Ana Vee Valdez, anavaldez.com, ig: @badddcat

Combined with our awesome editorial contributors: Thomas Hendricks, Jordan Rose, Elysabeth Cianci

We’re no coffee experts, but we drink it so much we wanted to know more. Turns out it’s nothing to be afraid of, just something to explore. Where might it take you? 

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Details: 148,5 x 210 mm, 44 Pages, digital print on Munken, perfect bound. No Ads.

a queer anthology of wilderness 

Featuring  Zoe Leonard, Eileen Myles, Jimmy DeSana, Princess Julia, Olivia Laing, Simon Costin, Timothy Thornton, Mary Manning and many more. 

Pilot Press was founded in 2017 to shed light on contemporary queer lives. With a focus on queer art, writing and activism from the AIDS era to present, its anthology series has brought together work by a variety of both emerging and established cultural figures. Previous contributors have included Eileen Myles, Wayne Koestenbaum, Zoe Leonard, Chris Kraus, the Estate of David Wojnarowicz, Sarah Schulman, the Estate of Derek Jarman and Olivia Laing. 

Pilot Press, 2020