Folio: Blood Relatives by Darien Taylor
In each issue, Broken Pencil asks an artist or curator to host Folio — a section bridging the printed page […]
Columns
Art Holes: Brie Moreno
Art holes is a column where artists diagram their work spaces. This issue, artist Brie Moreno gives us a look. […]
Zine Philosophy: Baking the Supercake
Zine Philosophy is where DIY creators share their values, write a manifesto, and explore reasons for making. This edition is […]
Exposure Unit: Collaborative zines require care
A column about navigating the zine scene by Toronto-based zinester Rabeea Syed. Making your own work allows you lots of […]
Letter from the Editor: How do you know when art is working?
How do you know when art is working? Maybe that’s a weird question. But I don’t see art as simply […]
Jenna Rose Sands’ Zine Philosophy: Rage and Resilience Speaking Truth to Colonialism
I stumbled upon zines in the late ’90s as an angsty youth who frequented $5 punk shows where zines were […]
Zinester’s Toolkit – Babcia: the craft behind the comic
Zinester’s Toolkit is a column where zinester’s share the tools and processes behind their craft. “BABCIA” IS POLISH for grandmother […]
Exposure Unit: Breaking Even
Exposure Unit is a column about navigating the zine scene by Toronto-based zinester Rabeea Syed. No one really likes to […]
Art Holes: Maanii Oakes
Art holes is a column where artists diagram their work spaces. This issue, artist Maanii Oakes gives us a look. […]
Zine Philosophy: Aus’ Zines for the End of the World
About two years ago, in a car full of zinesters en route to Ottawa, there was a 10-minute window where […]
Zinester Joey Clift asks his artist mom how she does it
The Smell of Our Own is a column where artists interview, or are interviewed by, family members. In this edition, […]
Introducing Exposure Unit
Hello, Broken Pencil reader! And welcome to the magazine’s newest regular column, Exposure Unit. I’m Rabeea Syed, a zinester and […]