Print, assemble and present your finished original zine.
Hosted by Mari Naknut, the final workshop covers printing, folding, staple binding, quality control and presentation. Participants will bring their completed pages together, produce multiple copies and share their finished publications with the group.
Participants will leave with a completed zine, multiple printed copies and practical experience in assembling and publishing their own work.
Date: Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Time: 5:00pm–7:00pm
Location: 11th Avenue Community Space, Palm Beach
Suitable for: All ages and experience levels
A computer or laptop with your preferred design software is required.
We also encourage participants to bring:
A notebook or sketchbook and pen
Any existing artwork, photographs or writing
Magazines, collage materials or zines
Any visual references or creative inspiration you would like to use
All other essential workshop materials will be provided.
Prepare your artwork and page layouts for printing.
Hosted by Tiarna Lee, this workshop introduces participants to the practical process of producing an independent publication. Participants will learn how to scan artwork, organise their pages, prepare files, create folding layouts and produce test prints.
The session will also cover editing and refining each publication before the final print run.
Participants will leave with print-ready artwork, test prints, a confirmed page order and a refined publication.
Date: Wednesday, 16 September 2026
Time: 5:00pm–7:00pm
Location: 11th Avenue Community Space, Palm Beach
Suitable for: All ages and experience levels
A computer or laptop with your preferred design software is required.
We also encourage participants to bring:
A notebook or sketchbook and pen
Any existing artwork, photographs or writing
Magazines, collage materials or zines
Any visual references or creative inspiration you would like to use
All other essential workshop materials will be provided.
Create the artwork, content and page layouts for your own original zine.
Hosted by Kat Queenan, this hands-on workshop explores layout design, composition, typography, illustration, collage, photography, hand lettering and visual storytelling. Participants will experiment with different creative techniques while beginning to build the visual identity of their publication.
Participants will leave with a front-cover concept, original artwork, interior page designs and draft layouts.
Date: Wednesday, 9 September 2026
Time: 5:00pm–7:00pm
Location: 11th Avenue Community Space, Palm Beach
Suitable for: All ages and experience levels
A computer or laptop with your preferred design software is required.
We also encourage participants to bring:
A notebook or sketchbook and pen
Any existing artwork, photographs or writing
Magazines, collage materials or zines
Any visual references or creative inspiration you would like to use
All other essential workshop materials will be provided.
Begin developing the concept and creative direction for your own original zine.
Hosted by Fraser Dermek, this workshop introduces participants to zines and independent publishing. Through creative prompts, brainstorming, mood boards and page planning, participants will learn how to turn an initial idea into a clear publication concept.
Participants will leave with a zine concept, mood board, content list, page plan and creative direction.
Date: Wednesday, 2 September 2026
Time: 5:00pm–7:00pm
Location: 11th Avenue Community Space, Palm Beach
Suitable for: All ages and experience levels
A computer or laptop with your preferred design software is required.
We also encourage participants to bring:
A notebook or sketchbook and pen
Any existing artwork, photographs or writing
Magazines, collage materials or zines
Any visual references or creative inspiration you would like to use
All other essential workshop materials will be provided.
Across four Wednesday workshops, participants will work alongside local creatives to develop, design, print and assemble their own original zine. Each session covers a different stage of independent publishing, beginning with concept development and finishing with a completed publication.
The full program includes:
Curating and concept development
Design and content creation
Print preparation
Publishing and assembly
All essential materials and printing
Multiple copies of your finished zine
By the end of the program, participants will have developed practical skills in creative thinking, storytelling, visual communication, layout design, printing and independent publishing.
A computer or laptop with your preferred design software is required.
We also encourage participants to bring:
A notebook or sketchbook and pen
Any existing artwork, photographs or writing
Magazines, collage materials or zines
Any visual references or creative inspiration you would like to use
All other essential workshop materials will be provided.
Join us for the opening of Jerome Taylor’s solo exhibition, Residual Ink, at 11th Avenue Community Space in Palm Beach.
Event details
Saturday, 12th September, 1-5pm
11th Avenue Community Space, Palm Beach
Free entry — registration required
Your registration helps us manage attendance and prepare the space. Please book one free ticket for each person attending.
Residual Ink will remain on display for two months following the opening night and will be open five days a week.
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