Zines & More
I create handmade collage zines exploring everything from dating horror stories and cultural observations to music tributes, visual poetry, rants, raves, and whatever else is rattling around in my brain. Using found imagery, vintage magazines, and analog collage techniques, each project is assembled by hand and rooted in a love of DIY publishing.
I started making zines this year and quickly fell in love with the personal, intimate nature of self-publishing. There's something special about creating small, tangible works that can be shared directly with others. I'm always interested in connecting with fellow zinesters and artists, and I'm open to trades.
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Goth Mommy Wanted
Goth Mommy Wanted is a 20-page handmade zine exploring the strange, unsettling, hilarious, and revealing reality of being fetishized online as an alternative woman.
Inside you'll find original collage artwork created from vintage Playboy magazines (circa 1969–1997), alongside a curated collection of the most unhinged messages submitted by real women from their dating app inboxes and DMs. The zine also features original poetry and a short think piece examining the intersection of desire, projection, fetishization, and digital intimacy.
Eyes Without a Face
Eyes Without a Face is a visual interpretation of the iconic Billy Idol song, reimagined through a series of handmade collage artworks created to accompany its lyrics.
Each page pairs a lyrical moment with an original collage constructed from vintage Playboy magazines dating from approximately 1980–1993, transforming familiar imagery into something dreamlike, nostalgic, seductive, and unsettling. Drawing on themes of desire, identity, loneliness, glamour, and performance, the zine explores the emotional undercurrents that have made Eyes Without a Face an enduring classic.
Part fan tribute, part visual poem, this collection invites viewers to experience the song through a new lens—one cut, layered, and reconstructed from the cultural artifacts of the era that produced it.