It's very hard to officialise this kind of claim in a subculture that often kicks hard against any form of officialisation, but as far as my research goes nothing even points towards anyone trying to make the smallest zine in the world. So in this case I'll make the claim, even if it may never be proved.
6mm diameter
10 leaves (incl. cover)
Alternating paper colour between neon pink and green.
Each page hand printed with DIY eraser stamps.
Double binding - glue and stitching - for strength
since the zine is so small I need to make a little bit of packaging for it, otherwise it is far too easily lost. I lost this one several times while trying to stitch the binding!
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Laura Appleyard 39 months ago | reply
Well, writing about art theory can bog you down! I will hope for a time when you are free.
I haven't seen a ladybug for a while, either. One house I lived in they were buzzing all around the garden, but I have never seen them at this one... they do seem to like the sun, I will have to research them now.
lasvegashardcore 39 months ago | reply
that is rad!!!!
buechertiger 38 months ago | reply
I found this today in my mail: The amount of detail in such a small thing is really amazing, and nice packaging, too. Thank you very much!
fanzinepaper 38 months ago | reply
The best! (Why a bigger zine if it's all said in this one?)