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Zine - About Me Challenge

Krys Kinsel (@kryscolour on Substack) recently challenged readers to create and post a mini zine about oneself.  It could be made in any form: story, comic, mixed media, etc., but should be general in terms of information shared.  This challenge peaked my interest and arrived in my feed at the perfect time.  So, last night I had some creative fun!

From my stash of folded blank zines that have recycled art on the cover, I made this.  It has intimations of the various creative activities I've done over the years...some of which I still do.

If you were making a zine to tell others about who you are (keeping it general), what would you include in it, and how would it look?   

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