Sunday, 13 March 2016

Shout Out

Hey folks!

1. Toronto is full of talented comic artists. Check out their kickstarter (featuring one of our club folk: Joy San!! *happy tears*). It's pretty awesome to see Toronto's comic art life. Don't miss out:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/742428467/toronto-comics-volume-3

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/742428467/toronto-comics-volume-3
------> related to the above https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u3Eyk0K3UZQ&lc=z13ltt4y5yfjyxi3p23euxxgwtnsgjgsf


 2. While you're checking stuff out online, take a look at this nifty video by another club-ster: Queenie 

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCECjGa6g96XNLduQtUYdCMw


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrYG_zHspSk

V6: Issue 1 - Warm and Fuzzies

So, really random ... we were at a zine fair here and one of the tables has a basket of mini pompoms with a sign that read 'warm fuzzies' the exact theme of our issue!! *twilight zone theme*

 View our full issue under the Zine heading.

Sunday, 17 January 2016

January AA Sketchmeet at the Brown Dog Café and Call for Submissions!




We're kicking off the new year with a fun sketchmeet!

We met up at the Brown Dog Café at Locke Street in Hamilton for a day of doodles, painting, further AA planning, and general art talk. 

Fueled by coffee, tasty sandwiches and apple fritters made in-house (that's right!) we  drew the day away.

The Brown Dog is a great place for artists looking for a warm and comfortable place to work - with its humongous tables, big windows to let all that natural light in, and not to mention the endless supply of coffee and pastries! We'll definitely be planning more sketchmeets here.

AA will be having monthly sketchmeets in the GTA! Stay tuned for an updated calendar for 2016 events. It's an exciting one guys!



And now...

 CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS!


January's zine theme is WARM and FUZZY!
Sweaters, cozy blankets, a fuzzy caterpillar in a fuzzy sweater, Drake's over sized turtleneck, his scruffy beard? What makes you feel the warm fuzzies?! 

Send your submissions to: artistsanons@gmail.com

(click here for some submission guidelines)

DEADLINE: February 17th, 2016   
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Also: If you're interested in publishing your art in one of our zines, SEND IT! We're always on the lookout for contributors so bring it!

For info about submissions check out our submission guidelines and email us at 
artistsanons@gmail.com 

Friday, 13 November 2015

Submissions


BEHOLD! Our zine roster for 2016 is set, in what is a rare turn of events and us being prepared for stuff way in advance! So, check out the themes and rough timelines:

Jan/Feb - Warm Fuzzies
March - Nightmares and dark stuff
May - Science (just in time for TCAF)
July - Colours, rainbow, spectrum

Draw, write, photograph, craft for any and all themes you like. We're on the lookout for submissions so bring it!! Send your submissions to: artistsanons@gmail.com

(click here for some submission guidelines)

Saturday, 7 November 2015

V5: Issue 4

View our full issue under the Zine heading.


Lets end this year's volume with a bang of colour, shall we guys? Last issue of volume 5 is a mini 8 page zine printed in colour. Enjoy it at today's femzine fest by SACHA

More photos >>HERE<< courtesy of SACHA and photographer Audra Petrulis


Sunday, 18 October 2015

V5: Issue 3


View our full issue under the Zine heading.

Winter and ice and everything nice, amiright guys??


Each issue of this zine comes with a holiday 'warm thoughts' card. Thank you to the folk who took this to Canzine 2015 for us.


Wednesday, 1 July 2015

Artword Artbar Zineposium 2015

On a stormy Saturday afternoon, the AA attended the free Artword Artbar Zineposium in downtown Hamilton. Located right at the corner of James St. and Cobourn, the day was bustling with zine-ists and zinethusiasts despite the rain and wind that lasted forever!!!

Ron and Judith, Artword Artbar owners (picture courtesy of www.artword.net)

  AA had a small round table for our most recent spring and summer issues, as well as some zines dating back to our first one in 2011! We spoke to many zinesters and the enthusiastic owners/organizers of the event itself - Judith and Ron.  


There was a bit of a scramble in the beginning since we came in a touch late to set up.
 
But everything worked out in the end and we had a blast!
 We ended the stormy night with a little meeting to discuss the next theme for the fall, along with some tasty coffee and brownies at the Baltimore House. A little bit of doodling helps get the creative juices flowing (the caffeine helped too).

We thought it was such a neat idea that the Baltimore House had doodle books lying around for their customers to use :D





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