Tag: zine
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Summer Hiatus
In other blog admin news, thejaymo.net will be going on a short hiatus.
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Nearly Doable
I can honestly report that sending physical things to people is bloody brilliant.
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Start Select Reset Zine #015 | Monsters In The Mirror
Start Select Reset Zine issue #15. 36 pages. A5. Properly printed on heavy stock with thick covers. Hand stamped twice, copy number and FOG logo.
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Pre-Flight: The New Container
I’m emerging from a chrysalis. Six months since I finished 301, and closed the loop on the biggest creative project of my life.
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Start Select Reset Zine #014 | You Can Just Do Things
Issue #014 of SSRZ is about my firm belief that ‘you can just do things’.
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Landing Sequence
This show represents an enormous amount of effort and discipline. Sustaining any single format for eight years is achievement enough for me.
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The Weather Turned
Pre-production work (making notes lol) has started on what I might do once 301 comes to the end of it’s run at the end of this month.
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Start Select Reset Zine #013 | Symbol Dump
Issue #013 of SSRZ is about a font and the woman who helped design it.
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Week Away
I went away last week. 5 nights in Gran Canaria. We went to a huge hotel, ate loads of buffet food and sat by the pool. AND we watched a…
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Desktop Publishing | 2503
I can’t remember the last time I heard anyone seriously use the phrase ‘Desktop Publishing.’ Maybe the mid-2000s?
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Email is a Destination | 2502
In primary school, we had a lesson in the new computer lab which involved sending an email to each other at adjacent desks.
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A Touch of The Future Shock
OpenAI’s Operator, an AI agent that browses the web, and Deepseek R1, a powerful local model running on my own machine—both have dropped in the same week and they have…
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Start Select Reset Zine #012 | Shadow Boxing x Long Form Leap
This issue is a double feature, exploring two intertwined challenges: Shadow Boxing and my move to long form essay writing.
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Start Select Reset Zine | NOTICING
Noticing is a solo mapping game encouraging mindful exploration. The goal isn’t to travel far, but to observe deeply.
