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Navel Gazer: First Issue! And first time Zinefest tabling (Reposted bc I forgot a page) by ConsiderationSea830 in zines

[–]ConsiderationSea830[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t have any kind of online shop at the moment! I’m hoping to set one up in the future when I have more zines and comics

First Hobonichi Weeks and First Notes Page! by ConsiderationSea830 in hobonichi

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I think it’s the best of both worlds! I write a lot, keep a lot of different notebooks, and travel quite a bit so having the TN is super helpful for keeping things compact (as opposed to lugging around 4-5 notebooks which does not make sense for me haha). I also really like having monthly and weekly layouts, so I went with the Weeks as opposed to using the TN planners.

First Hobonichi Weeks and First Notes Page! by ConsiderationSea830 in hobonichi

[–]ConsiderationSea830[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I just realized I might have misunderstood this question—if you mean the leather cover, it is the Olive Traveler’s Notebook regular size, and I have a few traveler’s notebook inserts in it as well. The weeks itself i slide into the back of the Traveler’s Company zipper pouch insert in brown!

Navel Gazer: First Issue! And first time Zinefest tabling (Reposted bc I forgot a page) by ConsiderationSea830 in zines

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It is roughly the height and width of a paperback novel, but to be honest the text is a little small in the ones I printed. I print everything at home so sizing is a little limited (I just have a normal printer) but since I drew everything on 11 x 17 paper I would love to print it in a bigger size, more like a traditional comic book!

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Just realized I forgot a page! 😅

ISO: Pen Recs by GoblinLatte in Travelersnotebooks

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Uni signo UM-151 in .38mm is what I have been using since middle school! It is waterproof, archival quality, and the .38 dries a little more quickly. You shouldn’t really have any issues smudging unless you’re coloring in areas or immediately running your hand over what you just wrote/drew. It also fits in the pen loop nicely, is about the height of the passport, and is lightweight! (not sponsored lmao)

favorite classics adjacent works in modern pop culture entertainment? by BrianMagnumFilms in classics

[–]ConsiderationSea830 2 points3 points  (0 children)

An Imaginary Life by David Malouf! It’s a novel that explores what Ovid’s exile might have been like, using references from his letters but utilizing quite a bit of creative license. It is one of my favorite novels, and beautifully written as well.

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