Just make a page or two of whatever you want, scan it and make copies, and drop it off places like venues, randomly in bookstores, coffee shops. Anywhere where there's a bit of subculture. You can also post digital versions on like substack or bluesky or wherever to expand reach
doodle some stuff and photocopy some random objects. write terrible poetry and print it. It doesn't have to mean anything to be art. leave them in cafes and train stations for anyone to find
I've been in the habit of recreating print designs, or just creating my own, and printing them at any print shop I can find (local places, CVS, etc...) It unlocks a bit of your brain when you realize you can just design something and have it blown up on your wall for relatively cheap.
its easier to fill the space and you can just photo copy them to share with others. i think itβs a great way to start. and you can do anything you want! Iβm currently making one based on a silly text exchange I had with my partner lol
I write 100 words of fiction a day; it's usually the best part of my day (even if the writing is awful). It gets the dark gremlins out of my head for a bit. With how meaningless corporate jobs are, I need something creative.
The solution is the same as always: decentralized and build it small, local, redundant, and networks. That's what made the internet powerful in the first place, what made it good. Now, we can't even swap out our now phone batteries!β
