As part of our response to social distancing, we’ve been creating special online programs to help you find creative outlets during this difficult time. One of these programs has been a step by step zine tutorial led by our Studio Manager, Erika Rier. The tutorial is happening on our instagram account but we’ll also be […]
Our program coordinator A.M. O’Malley recently taught a zine making class to second graders at The Emerson School. The students put their zine making skills to use by sending us some awesome accordion thank you cards! (click to see close ups)
A few nights ago I was rifling through the “Work†section of the zine library and came across a little book I have always wished existed. It’s too good to be true: the compiled incident report log from Peterson’s convenience store. I know Peterson’s as the crowded little store you stop in to buy chocolate […]
This is a space for IPRC members to let everybody peek through this keyhole at what they’ve been working on. It’s a place for us to get a chance to see some of the work that other members are making, as well as a place to share our own projects. It is also a showcase […]
You may have heard that the IPRC recently acquired an amazing piece of technology. It will revolutionize you, me, books, zines and everything in between. It is called the Bind Fast Five. It makes real books. Books for you, by you. Not to rag on the side-stapeled photocopied zines, but these new Bind Fast Five […]
