Copies are available in my Etsy shop (U.S only) or message me to trade (anywhere mail can go 🌎).

Details:

• 12 pages (including covers)
• Finished zine measure 5.25 inches high x 4 inches wide
• All text is typed
• Printed in full color on white paper
• Folded by hand and bound with staples

Note: This zine is more about internet culture and less about religion. Nothing in these pages is meant to criticize or make fun of religion.

Since I started making artist trading cards, I realized I could repurpose pages I made for zines.

I cut these cards from the background I made for So You Met Your Past Self.

Message me if you're interested in trading. These are also listed on ATCdex.

They're all available to trade! (I'm happy to trade for small art or mini zines, if art cards aren't your thing. I'm based in the U.S. and will send mail anywhere in the world. 🌎)

Please contact me if you're interested in trading.

Hand drawn and hand painted with watercolor, acrylic paint, and ink.

I've made ATCs in the past, so technically these are not my first ones. But they are my first ones in a while. 😃

Earworm series

(See number references below.)

1.  "All I Really Want" by Alanis Morissette

All I really want is a wavelength

2. "Overboard" by Sail North

Treading water, shipwrecked and free
I could leave by all I know is
I'm in too deep

3. "Lore" by Dom Fera

Then you held your phone like a rosary

4. "Karaoke Downtown" by Dom Fera

But please, I'm trying harder now
And the linings on the clouds
Put colors in my eyes
I've never seen

5. “Marked” by Dom Fera

There’s fate and there’s moving like you’re marked

6. “Over” by CHVRCHES

Keep me in the dark
Then fast-forward to the part
With endless nights and neon lights
I'II be beautiful and starry-eyed

Nine pages held together with a fish paperclip (it’s cute!), inside a decorated Altoids tin. Each tin was decorated a little differently, and the stamped fish page varied. But the zine was the same in each tin.

This was a limited edition. I made 6 (and I kept 1 🤭), so 5 copies were available exclusively at Lancaster Zine Fest in 2026.

Details:

• 8 pages (including covers)
• All text is typed
• Printed in full color, double-sided, on white paper
• Finished zine measure 5.5 inches high x 4.25 inches wide
• Folded by hand (French fold)

This zine is organized and produced by Pocket Thoughts. Copies are available on Etsy.

I have contributed pages since 2021 (issue #3). Check out my pages below.

Issue #3

I made this astronaut illustration.

I wanted to go for a collage look, but still where I made each part of it. This is what the elements looked like, before I put the page together.

I started with black cardstock and a white gel pen for the stars in the background.

I drew the astronaut on white cardstock and the cloud thing on black cardstock with a black fineliner and white gel pen. Then I cut those out.

The white strips on the left of the photo are pieces of white cardstock.

I printed the text using my Phomemo printer. It’s so handy for little things like this!

Then I glued everything into place. To send it in for the zine, I scanned it, so I could send a jpg.

Making this page took a while since I created each element separately, but I’m really happy with how it came out.

Issue #4

I continued my astronaut theme from the previous year. Hand-drawn astronaut. Text added in Canva.

Issue #5

I made this collage by hand with scrapbook paper and stock photos. I added the text in Canva.

Issue #6

I drew this illustration by hand and then added text in Canva.

Issue #7

This was a page I made for Spaced Out. I converted it to black and white for Pocket Thoughts Annual.

Issue #8

This is a digital collage I created.

Here’s a rundown of my process for making this page:

1. Searched for images on Unsplash. (See image credits below.)
2. Uploaded the muse image to Canva to convert to black and white and edit the background. Downloaded as png.
3. Opened the edited version in Affinity to add the texture image. Downloaded as png.
4. Went to Pixlr and opened the edited image. Added the glitch filter and adjusted settings. Downloaded as png.
5. Uploaded the edited version to Canva. Added text. Downloaded as png.

There are definitely other ways of making a digital collage like this. Probably with less jumping between apps. But for this collage, I went to the apps that I knew could do the work I wanted. Streamlining the process wasn’t my priority.

Images credits:

1. Calliope, Muse of Epic Poetry 1798 Charles Meynier (French, 1768–1832) France, late 18th-early 19th century oil on canvas Overall: 275 x 177 cm (108 1/4 x 69 11/16 in.) Severance and Greta Millikin Purchase Fund 2003.6.4 (public domain). Photo by The Cleveland Museum of Art on Unsplash
2. Blue, red, and yellow abstract painting (free to use under the Unsplash License). Photo by Jr Korpa on Unsplash

Details:

• 16 pages (including covers)
• Finished zine measure 5.25 inches high x 4 inches wide
• Covers are printed in full color on white cardstock
• Pages are printed in full color on white paper
• Folded by hand and bound with staples

Issue 2 includes three pieces of bite-sized fiction: “The Flame,” “Rain Check,” and “Downtempo.”

Zine details:

• 8 pages (including covers)
• Finished zine measure 4 inches wide x 5.25 inches high
• Printed in full color on 32 lb white paper
• Folded by hand and bound with staples

The zine encourages you to have your own space on the internet, away from mainstream social media platforms.

Details:

• 16 pages (including covers)
• Finished zine measure 5.5 inches high x 4.25 inches wide
• Printed in full color on white paper
• Folded by hand and bound with staples

A digital version is available in my Ko-fi shop (free/pay what you want).

Issue 1 includes one story, “The Accident.”

Emily recently discovered she has special abilities related to weather and nature. A truck accident forces her to choose between keeping her abilities a secret or revealing them to her friend, Mark. (This story originally appeared in a podcast episode for VLASINDA’s Desolate Library.)

Zine details:

• The zine cover is a handmade collage
• All text is typed
• 8 pages (including covers)
• Finished zine measure 4 inches wide x 5.25 inches high
• Printed in full color on 32 lb white paper
• Folded by hand and bound with staples

"How I Keep a Journal" is a zine about my journaling habit. It includes a short background on my journaling style, how I set up my notebook, and how journaling helps me. I wrote everything by hand, which is not my norm for zines with a lot of text. 😅 But it fits the journaling theme.

The zine is​ printed in color, double-sided, on white 8.5x11-inch paper.

Images of each page are below. You can download a printable PDF version in my Ko-fi shop (for free/pay what you want).

I had a zine listed in the Summer 2025 issue, and I was excited to see what other work was included!

This zine celebrates physical media. Pages feature photos of discs and text about how the graphics connect to the TV show or movie.