FOTP 2017

There are only a few days to go to the 2017 Festival of the Photocopier Zine Fair, with much preparation still to be done.

Six Moth Woman Press mini-zines will be new to this year's FOTP. The Enchanted Hair Ornaments and The Story of the Moth Masks (top row, left and centre below) were made in 2016 to coincide with the group exhibition, Eventide, at Mornington Peninsula Art Centre. In 2016 I was appointed a Winsor and Newton Global Ambassador. The Moth Women Vigilantes Rogues Gallery (top, right) was made that same year to herald the Australian launch of their revolutionary pigment markers - in fact, Winsor and Newton Australia acquired three quarters of the edition. As already documented on these pages, the three zines on the bottom row, Leaves of Absence - A mini-zine, Pressed for Time and The artist's hand were made especially for FOTP 2017.

I hope to see you there.

MOTH WOMEN VIGILANTES INVADE MELBOURNE!

10 copies of the mini-zine, Moth Women Vigilantes ROGUES GALLERY recently landed at Sticky Institute. The hub of Melbourne zine culture, Sticky is located at Shop 10, Campbell Arcade in Degraves Subway.

The mini-zine retails for $4.00 and is limited to an edition of 150. For further page views, scroll down to Blog Post Wednesday, July 6, or click HERE.

Windsor and Newton Graphic Markers: Australian Launch

On the easel: my linocut Monarch Butterfly Winged Woman; on the table:
selected works made with the graphic markers, most notably the mini-zine
Moth Women Vigilantes ROGUES GALLERY

Last Thursday I was flown to Sydney by Winsor and Newton for the launch of three new W&N graphic markers: the Promarkers, Brushmarkers and the extraordinary Pigment Markers I've been testing for several months.

The launch took place at the spectacular headquarters of Jasco. Moth Woman Press's latest mini-zine, Moth Women Vigilantes ROGUES GALLERY, illustrated with the Pigment Markers and made especially for the occasion, was also launched on the night (see photo above).

For more views of the W&N Graphic Markers launch, visit Deborah Klein's Art Blog HERE. To preview the new mini-zine, scroll down to my last two posts.