Following on from THIS POST . . . I made ANOTHER Steampunk Zine with some of the leftovers from the Stamperia Voyages Fantastique pack.
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| Front cover of my second Steampunk Zine |
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| Pages 1 & 2 |
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| Pages 3 & 4 (with a snippet pocket on the left) |
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| Pages 5 & 6 |
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| Front and rear covers |
Details:
- A4 sheet of printer paper folded to create a Zine.
- Lots of grunge stamping added to each page, then ephemera from the Stamperia Voyages Fantastique book glued in place together with a few snippets of paper from my collection (pages 1, 3 & 4).
My first Steampunk zine can be seen
HERE along with all my other Zines.
Brilliant images for this super Steampunk zine - lots of interest within the pages
ReplyDeleteVery cool and full of interest - love it! Xx
ReplyDeleteLove a bit of Steampunk so had to come over and admire this fabulous project! xx
ReplyDeleteA fabulous creation Sarn, so much detail.
ReplyDeleteLiz xx
Fabulous Steampunk zine, love all the images.
ReplyDeleteCarol x
Cracking job matey, I've not made a "zine" in ages but you have definitely mastered this one
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Great creation Sarn, should prompt me to get out my punky goodies, a genre that terrifies me.
ReplyDeleteB x
Oh wow.. this is amazing! Love steampunk!
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Love it! xxx
ReplyDeleteGreat zine! I will make one - one day!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful make, so many lovely details. x
ReplyDeleteYour layered grunge stamping gives each page such a rich worn texture and the way you combined the Voyages Fantastique ephemera with your own snippets creates a cohesive flow from cover to cover, and I really enjoy how the pocket element adds both movement and a tactile surprise while the overall structure of the folded A4 sheet keeps the whole zine feeling compact, intentional, and full of character.
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