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Zine Art
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| Related terms: | Zine, Fanart, History of Media Fanzine Art |
| See also: | Zine Production, History of Fanart |
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Zine Art is fanart printed on the covers or interiors of fanzines. Over time, different fanzine cultures and traditions arose, and they have used fanart in different ways. Technology and price have often been limiting factors. In the age of the Internet, zines and zine art can be either digital or print, encouraging the spread of new genres, styles, and distribution methods.
The Impact of Art Reproduction Technology
Science Fiction Fandom Zine Art
Media Fanzine Art
Comics Fandom, etc.
add more sections on different fandom zine art traditions; could include a gallery of examples of distinctive art styles
Doujinshi Art
Art Books
Social Media Art Book Style Zines
These are just called zines, but are produced by "mod teams" rather than "editors" or "publishers" and are organized on social media sites like twitter.
Cover Art Examples
Ad Astra #2, art by Julian Krupa (1939)
Orcrist #2, art by Laura Haglund (1967)
Tightbeam #57, art by Jack Gaughan (1969)
Granfalloon #11, art by Stephen Fabian (1971)
Interphase #1, art by Connie Faddis (1975)
Glimpse #4, art by Alan Hunter (1976)
The Thousandth Man novel zine cover, written and illustrated by Suzan Lovett (1985)
Come Hold the Moon v.2 n.3/4, back cover, Russell Paton (1986)
Back to the Beach (1997)
Be Gay, Do Witchcraft (2021)
Night Haunt Zine, art by Scourgedaughter (2022)
Sunny Day, art by anta_baka00 (2022)
Unfulfilled: a tgcf calamities zine, art by akkaccel (2023)
Further Reading/Meta
- Hektograph Artists by Jack Cadrell, issue 4 of Fantascience Digest (1939)
- So You Want to Be a Fan Artist! by Beverly C. Zuk, Archives #1 (1978)
- Illustrating a Story by Jean, S and H #35 (1982)
- Should Editors "Edit" Art by Charlie Kirby, A Writers' Exchange #6 (1993)
- Scribbling Women: The History of Our Art by Liz Woledge in Legacy #1 (2007)
- Artforum
See Also
- History of Fanart
- Timeline of Fanart
- Zines and the Internet
- History of Media Fanzines
- Category:Art Zines
- Category:Doujinshi