Dear you,
Since 2002, we have been making zines to share with you. What began as a cut, fold and staple affair has since grown to become something altogether more elaborate, something more akin to our artists’ books. Today, what we refer to as a zine straddles with ease the space between zine and artists’ book by way of small publication. Call them what you will, we ask only that you derive some joy from them.

Today, we have two new zines to add to the lineup that steadily grows year by year: Quadrupeds drawn from London's Natural History Museum collection and There, a moment held.

QUADRUPEDS DRAWN FROM LONDON'S NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM COLLECTION
Louise Jennison
Edition of 100
Available here

This zine features the African elephant named George who resided in the main hall of the Natural History Museum in the years prior to the Diplodocus; Johnston's okapi on display in 1901; a tiger from the Game Animals of the Empire exhibition of 1932; a lion in a damaged cabinet after the 1944 bombings; a rabbit frequently sketched by schoolchildren in the Children's Centre, 1949.

THERE, A MOMENT HELD.
Gracia Haby
Edition of 60
Available here

This zine features twelve new postcard collages with random ephemera pages dispersed throughout. With a yellow cover and yellow card spine, it features the collages And so it would seem, not all the best hiding places were taken and With tail to catch the moon should it fall, to name but two.

YIP! YIP! YIP!
Of related news, we are delighted, utterly so, that several of our smaller artists' books and zines are now in the artists' book collection of the Tate (UK)!

Be well,
Gracia & Louise XO