Street Cat Zine Fest Recap
I learned so much from organizing my first zine festival/art show and I can’t wait to do it again.
One thing I learned is that you can’t do it all alone and I need to say thank you to many people. Jamie Brown, thank you for helping me deal with anxiety and keep my focus in a positive realm. Fire House roommates and friends, thank you for doing a lot of the behind the scenes work, such as moving heavy stuff, icing cupcakes, or saying hello to people and showing them around. Derek Shutts was an all-star zine fest helper. Thank you for your hard work.
Charlie, Agatha, Andrew and Nova Crew, Thank you for supporting this zine event! It meant a lot to me that you were there. Thank you for driving here and telling other people about this event and bringing nice people here that I got to meet.
I also have to give a huge shout out to the zine community from tmblr, and we make zines. I was blown away by the support and amount of mail in submission that I received in pure support of this fest. Here are lots of pictures of the day for all the mail-in supporters to see what it was like, and how their work was displayed! Each day a package arrived it gave me motivation to keep working on this zine fest. Thank you zine community!
an awesome painting I got from Agatha
Andrew Miller (photos by Andrew)
Dystatic, Fishspit, Julio & Zippity Zinedra display
Fatin Zakaria @nfzsketchbook , Patricia Amos, chrissitko, Ethan Roberts, Mattias Gunnarsson @mattiasdrawings , Ryan Mishap, &Section 8
Jesus picked out this table as her favorite hang out spot of the day (;
awesome pins made by straytech from we make zines
Cheering and Waving Press @cheeringandwaving
Miranda and Derek working on a zine
Derek and Steven working on a zine
A highlight of the day was meeting Brenda and Hannah, who came from Cleveland! Below they are working on a zine. Brenda is making her first zine ever.
Travis working on a zine.
My aunt Sharon came to the zine fest and my mom, Kathy, surprised me by showing up with her.
Nathan, in front of the gyro my cousin Brent painted.