CARLA ANDREA
ZINE MAKING
As a zine group, we cohesively designed a zine that would make all of our essays work effortlessly. Our group was ultimately trying to address the topic of environmental issues by identifying certain parts of the world that take advantage of the world. We went through multiple drafts of our zine cover, getting constant critique and refining accordingly. In the end, we chose to stick to the theme of a world falling Out of Orbit in order to metaphorically tell how our impact on the world is making the earth fall out of trajectory and burn in a fire.
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Below are many versions of our zine.
Group picture! To the far left we have Iza. Next to her, we have Adrian. Right in front of the blue wall is Thalia. Across from her is Nicholas (Nick). Then, there am I next to Nick in all black.
Click the image to see how we got to this cover!
Group picture! To the far left we have Iza. Next to her, we have Adrian. Right in front of the blue wall is Thalia. Across from her is Nicholas (Nick). Then, there am I next to Nick in all black.
Zine Group: Out of Orbit
My zine group was composed of four of my peers who each created persuasive essays on their chosen social topic. Nick’s main interest was in sustainable fashion, thus his topic became industrialization. Iza was addressing environmental racism, where she specifically looked at the impact it has on Barrio Logan in San Diego. Thalia was addressing the issue of animal rights and animal cruelty. My last group member, Adrian, focused mostly on endangered species.
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As a zine group, we cohesively designed a zine that would make all of our essays work effortlessly. Our group was ultimately trying to address the topic of environmental issues by identifying certain parts of the world that take advantage of the world. We chose to stick to the theme of a world falling Out of Orbit, in order to metaphorically tell how our impact on the world is making the earth fall out of trajectory and burn in a fire.