I'm a freelance illustrator, creating zines and comics inspired by food, nature, mental health & slice of life moments. I love making risograph prints, and drawing in my sketchbooks.

www.savannah-storm.com

@savannah.storm (Instagram)

@savannah.storm.illustration (Facebook)

Full-time queer horror and part-time writer of the same, Aidan James and Shining Arrow Zine Press brings spoken-word in print form, passionate analysis of only the campiest of cheap B-movies, and generally a lot of howling at the moon.

Find him @shiningzines on Instagram, or visit prettiestanarchist.home.blog. for more

I'm a writer and artist based in Dalkeith. I make zines for tabletop role-playing games and design miniatures to accompany them. Expect small adventure guides and the monsters who populate them.

@elilenti.art (IG)

https://l-r-ambrose.itch.io

We are a wife and wife duo who make zines about topics near and dear to our hearts. We centre queerness, fatness and neurodiversity in all that we do.

@softbodypress (IG)

www.vickyisabellaart.bigcartel.com

We are Fear of Making Art Press, a small zine press based in Glasgow run by Mel Reeve and Lott Roberts. From queer monks and nuns, bi+ history, to cats, Joan of Arc, and UFOs, our zines explore niche topics that we think will interest and intrigue.

@fomapress (IG)

https://www.etsy.com/shop/fomapress

I am a Glasgow-based artist who makes primarily comics and zines. My work tends to focus on mental health, the LGBTQ+ community, environmentalism and anything that makes me smile.

www.LeahYeah.co.uk

Instagram: @_leahyeah

I am a trans non-binary creator based just outside of Glasgow who loves to make zines and comics about sports, queer love and lively characters. I love creating digital collages to explore the layers of emotion in my work.

www.hesitantdoodle.com

@hesitantdoodle (IG/Twitter/bluesky)

Ghost Bros Photo Co. primarily works with 35mm double exposure film photography, and are based in Leith. They believe in trial & error, dilettantism, and that making art should be for all.

@ghostbrosphoto

I am an illustrator and printmaker producing zines and book arts, self publishing and prints. My work mostly features my illustrations, collages, narrative visual stories/comics etc, sometimes in collaboration with other artists and often reflective of my experiences and learning journey of printmaking.

Instagram: @smairss

Poetry, musings and strange scrappy things make up the work of Batterymelt Productions, a (usually) one-man show by Irish artist Eláir Ní Thuama

@echolalia.art

A space for art, events and experimental music in Norwich, bringing a range of (mostly very queer) zines created by our members

PixieAuthoress is a queer blackout poet and zine-maker living in Edinburgh, Scotland. They were heavily involved in fundamentalist Christianity for the first twenty-five years of their life and now make blackout poetry zines out of books they read during that time, turning texts promoting purity culture and homophobia into positive works of art about faith deconstruction and reclamation of sexual and bodily autonomy. In addition to zines, they also make a variety of button badges, prints, stickers and bookmarks.

@pixieauthoress on Instagram, Bluesky and Etsy

Terrifyingly Wholesome are a quirky queer creative duo who make silly/spooky zines, prints and badges about queer joy, the fandoms we love, and our experiences navigating being human (most of the time) in an incredibly odd universe.

@hailtothezinebaby @soundslikeshevek @mjgroovysproates

Uppu Collective

Uppu collective is based out of India, working through a blend of science, art and social design towards conservation action. We attempt to delineate spaces through tracing botanic and zoologic genealogies. Our work here is to overwrite these archives by actively decolonizing them. Zines are a form that we use to create and encourage the people we work with to create and address the things they witness on a daily- We use zines to document how 'Seeing', can be a form of resistance.

usemosquitonet, uppucollective

I am a muslim Hijabi artist who specialises in a variety of crafts from zines and comics to fibre arts such as crochet and knitting. My zines consists of themes of humour, happiness and some good and bad times.

@nytastic (IG)

I am a fat, disabled, queer zinester living in South Yorkshire. I write zines about my life, mental health, fatness, music, and more,

cheaprhyme/sullen_hearts

I'm a graphic designer and printmaker currently based in South Yorkshire, going by the handle ‘ChrisPrintedThis’. I make a range of work, including zines, lino prints, risography and silk screen prints, sometimes even etchings. These are on all sorts of subjects but tend to be based around pop culture, queer culture, fine art and art history.

@chris.printed.this (IG)

We are an art collective from Palermo, Sicily.

Instagram : @parallelo.mag

Originally from Switzerland, Marc A space for a range of local indie games designers to show off their zines! Stall organised by Tanya Floaker.

https://linktr.ee/theindieconnection

My zines are often wee stories in response to events that could be news, photographs or statements, They usually are funny, some have poetry often with stamped text. I also like to contain research in zines and I look forward to doing more research on the Forth and Edinburgh.

@theartroomplant @hazelterryillustration

Hello, I am a 27yr old trans and queer disabled writer and publisher. I publish, swap, and sell books and zines, but this would be the first time I would be offering my own work for the public in zine form. I write under the name Ruadhán.

odonnailepress.com

Door Ajar Comics is an independent, experimental small press based in Edinburgh, creating comics and zines exploring the Queer, the Gothic, and the Uncanny. Run by writer/poet, august (in the wake of) dawn (she/they), and illustrator and poet, Levi J. Richards (he/they), our work explores and interrogates the dark corners of the psyche and what may skitter there, just out of the corner of your eye.

@doorajarcomics

Independent feminist culture zine focused on celebrating the memory of the accused Scottish witches.

@effigyzine

Typewriter Zines. Silly stories with daft drawings of questionable skill.

@_optional_n

I'm a 22 year old graduate in Biological Sciences interested in feminism, ecology and community justice. My zines are called 'Nature, Love and Capitalism' and 'Urban Farming' and explore forms of environmental activism and how they can subvert capitalist + patriarchal structures.

@hannah.corsini

@greenbeanzines

I like to create art and zines about my life experiences/trauma however I also like to write and create silly cartoons and express myself through my art.

@scr4ppy_bunny

River MacAskill is a writer from Glasgow. They make a per-zine about genderqueer transition, Slow Down, as well as distributing their lesbian road trip novel, Coasting, and their late friend Adrian's stunning Transcend Zines, featuring writing and art by trans and nonbinary contributors.

@__leomoon and @transcendzine on instagram

The Rabbit Council is an artistic collective that seeks to capture lightning in a bottle. Organisers seek out surprising and alternative artists, songwriters and poets to attend a show on a bi-monthly basis and produce zines that showcase these new artist's best work alongside each event.

@therabbitcouncil

Michael and Kyle are artists based in East Lothian working on a project that explores the geology of the Forth coastline as a study of time and place. Our zines are non-traditional walking maps that document our collaborative process and invite closer observation of the landscape around us.

@michaeljameslewis @ltdmaynerd

My name is Chloe Henderson and​ I am an Edinburgh-based interdisciplinary artist. I make art inspired by the natural world, mythological creatures, faerytales, nerd culture, and the radical idea that humans should be kind to every living thing. My work is inspired by my penchant for the fantastical, and I often feature strange creatures - both real and imagined - within my highly patterned portraiture. I developed my drawing process through the metal-etched jewellery I created for my undergraduate degree show collection. The crisp black and white lines have become my signature style. Through my illustration work, I journeyed into the world of zine-making. I make zines inspired by my experiences with anxiety, love, feminism, geocaching, and cats!

@SeaSlugChloe

I graduated from Edinburgh College of Art last year and am currently based in Edinburgh. I like to play with the design of books and make comics. Some are about myself, some are inspired by music.

@junooo.art

Axe Marnie is a non-binary, Edinburgh based artist and poet making zines and comics on disability, poverty, PTSD and queer love.

Instagram @axe.handle

Twitter @axe.marnie