I have a table at the Tokyo Art Book Fair this year. It is taking place in person and also online. I am taking part online!
The fair can be visited here and is online until 31/10/2021. I am selling zines, comics and badges.
I have a table at the Tokyo Art Book Fair this year. It is taking place in person and also online. I am taking part online!
The fair can be visited here and is online until 31/10/2021. I am selling zines, comics and badges.
I have been working on a new comic that is almost complete. It’s more of a self published perzine though as it features lots of text along with comic book pages.
The title is Conversations with my Imaginary Friends and looks at voice hearing and learning to live with mental health behaviours that can impact your life.
Conversations with my Imaginary Friends is a detailed look at coping mechanisms when you live with voice hearing. Schizophrenia is a commonly misinterpreted behaviour and one that affects many people in different ways. In Conversations with my Imaginary Friends I explore my coping mechanism of writing down what the voices in my head say. The comic includes the letters and words and also shows how the intrusion of voice hearing can be mitigated in a personal and intimate way.
I am currently part of an online exhibition curated by Shape Arts. All Bound Together is an online collection of artwork by disabled and non-disabled artists.
I have a digital and fully accessible version of my zine ‘Delay’ in the exhibition. You can read and experience it here
As well as reading the zine, you can listen to an audio described version.
I also did an interview with South London Press about the exhibition. You can read this here.
Recently I tabled at the online Queer Zest Zine Fest. It was great to take part in another online zine fest. My table is still on the website
I didn’t have any new zines for sale, but I am hoping to have something new by the end of the year and for when zine fests happen in person again.
I am taking part in Fanzineist Vienna Art Book & Zine Fair – Online Edition
I have my own page on the website with some info on my zines and comics – https://fanzineist.com/exhibition-2021/steven-fraser-do-it-theatre/
There is also a virtual exhibition at the festival with artwork and information on exhibitors. I am in Hall 5- https://fanzineist.com/ve-hall5/
I’ll be at the Hackney Comic + ZineFair 2021 (online!).
I’ll have zines and comics for sale. The online event is on from 4 – 30 September 2021 – I will post up more information on the digital event – but below is an old photo of my table at another comic fest.
I have a new badge on my etsy shop. It features the text Hidden Anxiety.
Hidden Anxiety pin badge button is 38mm (1.5inches) in size and designed and hand made by Steven Fraser
I have a new badge on my etsy shop. It features the text NeuroQueer.
NeuroQueer pin badge button is 38mm (1.5inches) in size and designed and hand made by Steven Fraser
How To Deal With Rejection is a new Zine/Comic/Poetry series and a scruched up ball of paper with a badge. There will new issues every few months. How To Deal With Rejection – Issue 3 is available now. More information on the zine is below.
This is a comic zine that deals with the topic of rejection in an interesting and different way.
The zine is a scrunched up ball of paper. On one side is a comic, on the other is a poem.
The zine covers themes of rejection and is scrunched up into a ball to reflect this. The ball is unfurled and the zine can be read.
Each issue comes with a Weird Proud – Pin Badge Button (38mm (1.5inches) in size).
This is issue 3 of an ongoing series.