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Another Arty Zine - A Progression of Abstract Compositions

The last couple of zines I've made plus this one, contain an unintended series of small abstract pieces - eight to each zine.  In looking at them chronologically, the small pieces symbolize a progression in feeling, complexity, and the combination of materials.  One big achievement for me in particular was sacrificing some work I planned to save -- that the zine abstracts have benefitted from.  I learned that it wasn't as hard to sacrifice work I like as I thought it would be.    

Not knowing where this creative zine-making phase is leading, I'm enjoying the mystery.

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