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A do-it-yourself guide to making zines with a stencil duplicator, from folding to visiting small-press fairs
18 planned pages · 16:9All use casesPage plan · 18 pages
Written for: Beginners and indie-bookstore regulars who want to make their own zines
Make your own zine with a stencil duplicator
From one folded sheet to a fair table: the route
What makes a zine a zine
Zines from fan letters to photocopies
The stencil duplicator's office-machine origins
Printing in two inks, one drum at a time
Eight pages from one sheet: the fold and cut
Comics, recipes, diaries: what zines carry
A street of old bookshops
Three cities with a small-press scene
A city of shared print studios
Mapping the independent shops near you
A day at a small-press fair
How to browse a zine table
Starting a zine collection on a budget
Your first-zine checklist
Where the history and pictures come from
Fold, print, swap: go make one
Risograph Zine is a slide style in the Design category, with Impact for titles and Microsoft YaHei for body text. This example plans a 18-page deck about A do-it-yourself guide to making zines with a stencil duplicator, from folding to visiting small-press fairs, written for Beginners and indie-bookstore regulars who want to make their own zines. Read the page plan above and check the colours on the style card, then press Use this style to generate your own presentation in the same look.
Every page of the example deck is listed with its title, so you see the structure before you commit to the look.
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Use this style opens the slide generator with Risograph Zine already chosen. Describe your topic and press Generate slides.
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Say who the deck is for. This example is written for Beginners and indie-bookstore regulars who want to make their own zines, and the wording and the amount of detail follow from that.
This example plans 18 pages. Ask for the number you need, within your plan.
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Impact for titles and Microsoft YaHei for body text.
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