We focus on combining photography, graphic design (digital and physical), word-smithing (writing) – an expression. We capture that; we put that on to the pages of the zine structure; we peer review it, confirm it and then send it right away to print! At the end of the day, we will be holding a physical copy of our zine. It might not be perfect, it might not be polished, but it will be real – of the moment – shared with an echo of others on double-sided pages, tangible in your hands – something you made here and now. That is the spirit of zine making.
Traditionally Zines were used by photographers, musicians, edgy-political commentators to get a message out to the masses, to those who picked up a copy of this little booklet. Often with a provocative or attractive cover, with either a picture, statement, graphic or all of them combined. This Workshop is a one day, intense session, designed to create your message for the pages of the zine.
Whatever you want to say:
If you had a double spread page what would be your message? It could be wisdom, it could be a small story, an anecdote that moved you; compelled you to share it with people of the world. It’s all about expression and that is what art does best! We want to express ourselves with our skills to create something physical.
About the Patrick Webb:
Patrick grew up Hobart, studied at the Fine Art School (Hobart) with a focus on graphic design, traveled the world, worked in all strange places. Currently based and working in Trondheim, Norway. He is coming back to visit Hobart, the old stomping grounds, to have some fun and express his expertise to the workshop attendees at TopSpace Studio, Hobart. A fun opportunity to be a part of an intimate and creative enriching experience to create a physical copy of your creative expression.
What we will do:
8:30am start to meet and greet for a 9am start.
9am -1pm: After a small introduction to Zine making and discussion of our ideas, we’ll go straight into putting your ideas into action. With an extended image making session. Around 1pm we’ll have lunch. Either outside or in the studio. Bring some lunch if you feel like. We’re right in the city and there are plenty of food and coffee shops around. We’ll have coffee and tea making facilities as well as a fridge to store food. We will bring small snacks and cookies.
1pm —2pm Lunch break
2pm — 4:30pm design and creating the zine. Patrick is an exceptional designer and will be able to help to bring your ideas on paper.
4:30pm — 6pm: printing and discussons on the result of our design
We focus on combining photography, graphic design (digital and physical), word-smithing (writing) – an expression. We capture that; we put that on to the pages of the zine structure; we peer review it, confirm it and then send it right away to print! At the end of the day, we will be holding a physical copy of our zine. It might not be perfect, it might not be polished, but it will be real – of the moment – shared with an echo of others on double-sided pages, tangible in your hands – something you made here and now. That is the spirit of zine making.
Traditionally Zines were used by photographers, musicians, edgy-political commentators to get a message out to the masses, to those who picked up a copy of this little booklet. Often with a provocative or attractive cover, with either a picture, statement, graphic or all of them combined. This Workshop is a one day, intense session, designed to create your message for the pages of the zine.
Whatever you want to say:
If you had a double spread page what would be your message? It could be wisdom, it could be a small story, an anecdote that moved you; compelled you to share it with people of the world. It’s all about expression and that is what art does best! We want to express ourselves with our skills to create something physical.
About the Patrick Webb:
Patrick grew up Hobart, studied at the Fine Art School (Hobart) with a focus on graphic design, traveled the world, worked in all strange places. Currently based and working in Trondheim, Norway. He is coming back to visit Hobart, the old stomping grounds, to have some fun and express his expertise to the workshop attendees at TopSpace Studio, Hobart. A fun opportunity to be a part of an intimate and creative enriching experience to create a physical copy of your creative expression.
What we will do:
8:30am start to meet and greet for a 9am start.
9am -1pm: After a small introduction to Zine making and discussion of our ideas, we’ll go straight into putting your ideas into action. With an extended image making session. Around 1pm we’ll have lunch. Either outside or in the studio. Bring some lunch if you feel like. We’re right in the city and there are plenty of food and coffee shops around. We’ll have coffee and tea making facilities as well as a fridge to store food. We will bring small snacks and cookies.
1pm —2pm Lunch break
2pm — 4:30pm design and creating the zine. Patrick is an exceptional designer and will be able to help to bring your ideas on paper.
4:30pm — 6pm: printing and discussons on the result of our design
