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Photos and logos from Tokyo and Bangkok. Printed in an edition of 100 and comes with a 4 x 6 photo. Available at www.theupperhandart.com/
A zine about the East Side Railroad Tunnel in Providence, Rhode Island. Published by Free News Projects and Cantab Publishing.
by Palma Llopis & Desirée G. Valdés
Text (in spanish) by Roser Garcimartín
Selfpublished
April 2014, Barcelona
Available from the good folks at Endless Canvas... endlesscanvas.bigcartel.com/product/endless-canvas-6-the-...
Travis’ father was a failed soldier, a coward and a heartless bully who tried to disown his son. Now Travis is determined to shame him by becoming the soldier his father could never have been – through joining the Parachute Regiment, the élite of the British Army. His restless urge to prove himself takes him from country to country and from army to army, where he battles with enemies both external and internal until he is finally able to put horror and tragedy behind him and find honour, love and peace. ‘The sounds of the battle were like some crazy symphony, orchestrated by a mad composer and led by an even madder conductor who had decided to play all his heavy brass instruments at the same time and all of his percussion, bass drums pounding amid the deafening clashes of cymbals. His instruments were automatic rifle fire, hand grenades, grenade launchers, claymore mines, light and heavy machine guns and mortars. For vocals he had the screams of the wounded and dying.’ ‘A killer story, with a strong emotional core, powerful themes that will touch hearts and a believable protagonist’ - Kaye Jones, History in an Hour
An anonymously made zine documenting scribes by REVS on NYC's R train. Each copy comes with a color 4x6 photo. Available here... nathanielmatthews.tumblr.com/post/31568927327/shiesta-liv...
by Stephen Scobie.
Vancouver, Lighthouse Press, 1969. 2nd state, issued as grOnk vol.4 nr.8, with rubberstamp addition to front cover.
5-5/8 x 3-9/16, 1o offset broadsides held with a brown elastic band.
poetry. directly spurred by Ian Hamilton Finlay's efforts (whose onewordpoem publications included an entire issue of Poor.Old.Tired.Horse), Scobie selfpublished this little stack of index cards, donating a good whack of'em to bpNichol for distribution. both states are quite uncommon & this is quite a nice copy, despite 2 faint stains to the front cover & a coupla smuts on its rear...
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A zine produced in memory of Brendan "SOLVE" Scanlon
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Lately I've been working on a self-published book with new images I made last year in Japan and here it is now.
50 pages, A5 size (14.8x21cm), printed on recycled paper and comes with a 13x19cm print.
Edition of 50, signed and numbered.
Philadelphia artist Alex Lucas continues his excellent documentation of a long abandoned train tunnel underneath Providence, Rhode Island. Published in 2012 in an edition of 175. Available at alexlukas.com/inprint/under-providence/
The front cover of my latest book, Tidewater. It can be purchased on Amazon, along with my first book, The Classics.
Prints are also available.
Don't Be Sad by thisisrabbit.
Don't Be Sad is a collection of illustrations and sketches from thisisrabbit. Quirky, solemn and sometimes jovial works which captivate joy and sadness often in the same frame, Don't Be Sad is a journey or the beginning of a journey. Riffing off concepts of self loathing, parental disconnects and child like innocence the book aims to put a smile on your face, which research shows is the optimal location for smiles.
Details -
Card stock cover
Sweet off white inside pages
24 pages + Cover
140mm x 184mm
and pimping rounded corners
Cool issue of the punk hardcore fanzine. Some old school, never-before-printed interviews of mazing bands. 1997?
Oracle Tarot cards by Renee Keith -http://oracletarot.wordpress.com/
This is a self published, non traditional oracle card deck by Renee Keith. Some cards are horizontal. Images are all created by Renee Keith with mixed mediums including digital photography, image transfers, paintings, ink, and digital editing. The symbolism can mean different things to different people, so there is no wrong or right way to read the cards. just use your intuition!
This is my 5th annual wall calendar, and that seems crazy to me. 5 years? Already!?
To celebrate, I'm offering 2 editions this year. One completely dedicated to the town I call home, New Bern, NC, and one to recap 2014's travels to Colorado, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and more.
If you're interested in one, everything you need to know is here- www.uprootedphotographer.com/post/98429496959/2015-wall-c...