Below is an alphabetical list of our confirmed vendors!!
About: Barn Sour is a loose network of artists, banding together to produce a community resource guide in the form of a FREE underground comix NEWSPAPER in Seattle, Wa.
Links: @barn_sour_ | https://sites.google.com/view/barnsour/home-page
About: Creative writing and visual art about growing up and playing and learning, and political essays about resistance. Also stickers!
About: Exposing what’s hidden in plain sight, I’m a former full-service sw’er and artist creating with and through survival of CSA, incest, and DV. I create zines infusing my own photographical collage and poetry, essays, and literary non-fiction to open up conversations around trauma, healing, grief, identity, desire, and sexuality.
Links: @bbbrandiwyn | www.brandiwyn.com
About: Centipede Zines is a collection of zines and illustrations all written, designed, and assembled by Kristel. The content of her offerings include creative writings, poetry, illustrations, personal reflections, and political education that centers primarily on anti-fascist politics and Filipino culture and issues. Centipede Zines is interested in linking the personal and the political, educating others in complex issues in an accessible way, and motivating her peers to create and do more for their local communities.
Links: @centipedekris
About: CharlieTtea is a disabled nonbinary zinester currently working and living on Duwamish land. They make zines about disability and ableism, gender, their cat Kira, mental health, and more. Charlie enjoys connecting with people through the medium of zines and they welcome trades.
About: My name is Ezra Mezcal and I make comics! I contribute regularly to Seattle Gay News (SGN) and self-publish auto-fiction from my childhood. I am slowly building a new body of work and am so excited to share this work and hear what you have to say!
Links: @ezramezcal
About: Filter Feeder Comics is an independent comic publisher started by brothers Cooper and Park Lytle. They recently released two anthologies titled “Filter Feeders”. Their primary goal is to share funny and thought provoking stories while ensuring artists are paid for their work.
About: Umm…. I have been making zines since I was six. I mostly make zines using risograph, laserprinting, or copying for duplication. I make zines on PCs, Macs, and Apple IIs — I did a floating tomb a bit ago that was 100% done on an Apple II and dot matrix printer. I really like the process of making zines, layout, printing as well as the writing and art.
My main zine is Floating Tomb which is sort of eclectic and covers travel, game programming, punk rock, skateboarding and personal stories. A few people work on it.
I also do Incredibly Strange Games and Wallingford Skate Report.
Links: @blahblahchrisblah | @floating_tomb
About: Larabella Paige Turner is a semi-retired tabletop role-playing game writer and developer. Through her independent label, Glaive Guisarme Games, she’s been making weird indie one-shots about the transgender and autistic experience since before she knew she was either of those things.
About: Returned to the PNW after driving across the US (twice) – certified Death Doula – looking to provide Death Education and Positive Death Talk through zines I have created.
Links: https://www.grandfinale-deathdoula.com/lead-collection | @grand_finale_deathworker
About: Founded in 2025, Hammer & Hemlock is a small press focused on small-run, limited edition handmade books and other hand-printed goods in Seattle, Washington. Using traditional printmaking methods such as block printing, Risograph, and letterpress, Rosie and Rebecca (the co-founders) are keeping the art of printing alive in an age when artificial gen art threatens traditional crafts.
Links: https://hammerandhemlock.com
About: Hannah Rain Finegold is an ink and thread enthusiast motivated by curiosity, charm, and precision. She lives in Seattle.
Links: @hannahrainfinegold
About: Hello Magnolia Print Shop is a paper and print-centric art collective led by Melissa Henderson. Mel is a photographer, printmaker, and zinester born in Southeast Kansas, currently based in North Portland. With roots in art education, Mel is passionate about sharing knowledge and facilitating connections through art, without gatekeeping or hierarchies.
Links: @hellomagnoliaprintshop | www.hellomagnoliaprintshop.com
About: Joshua H Phelps is a writer and photographer from Seattle. While studying photography in Berlin, he developed an eye for the everyday, the quirky, and the intersections of nature and culture. He utilizes a number of modes and genres to explore his topics of interest.
About: Kaiju Cabal is run by Sully (they/she), a 30-something AuDHD zine weirdo who is maybe just three crabs in a windbreaker. They make zines inspired by the things that squat on their brain like an octopus: elaborate conspiracies their cat may have been involved in; perzines about being Autistic, ska; esoteric & pulp scifi “literature”.
Need a zine in a jar? Sully’s your guy. Need a shrinky dink photo prop hat for your crab that flips out like a switchblade and is itself a crab (or a pope hat? or a turkey?)?! They’ve got you.
Sully is the organizer of Evergreen Zine Fest, and they started Evergreen Zine Union in 2025.
Links: @kaiju_cabal | www.kaijucabal.xyz
About: I’m Kaylii, a comic artist and content creator with a love for monsters and pretty things. I enjoy body positivity, strange couple pairings, and drawing as much jewelry as I can onto one’s body. My work focuses on personal characters and their journeys, and it reflects in the merch I sell.
Links: https://kayliimae.carrd.co/ | https://kayliimae.etsy.com/
About: I am a film photographer, collagist, writer, and book maker in Seattle. I make zines highlighting my travels abroad with photographs and essays about the places I travel to.
“Six Continent Stoner,” my newest one page risograph zine, highlights six countries in six continents I have smoked weed on.
Links: @printsbylaila | www.lailamckinley.com
About: Storyteller, book junkie, and all around weird kid. Likes to create comics and zines about mental illness, human connections, and the whimsy in everyday life.
When not working on stories and projects can be found aspiring to be a space pirate, obsessively playing Stardew Valley, and eating way too much bread.
Links: https://www.lilpunkdragon.net/ | IG: @lilpunkdragon | https://spacebeepress.wordpress.com/
About: Living Room Press is a small Risograph publisher focusing on making zines of art, nature, and comics by artists in the Pacific Northwest.
Links: IG: @living_room_press
About: Microverse Press is a small press started in Seattle focusing on art-based books and comics. We believe in the spirit of collaboration and that making art should be fun!
Links: https://www.indyplanet.com/microverse-press |
IG: @whatwouldjesusglue | IG: @microversepress
About: I create ecology-inspired art for curious people. These designs are for my fellow fungi fans, nature nerds, animal allies, and botany buffs who appreciate our nonhuman neighbors. I offer zines, stickers, prints, patches, and paintings. My work is influenced by scenes or species from around Alaska and the Pacific Northwest, sometimes paired with queer fantasy.
Links: https://mossystonemedia.carrd.co/#portfolio |
IG: @mossystonemedia | Bsky: @mossystonemedia.bsky.social
About: Hi! My name’s Nicole. I’m a longtime illustrator of all things sleek, sexy, anime and retro. I primarily work with digital tools though occasionally I go back to copics and watercolor.
Links: www.Neolucky.com
About: Kalen Knowles is a non-binary cartoonist in Lynnwood, WA who self-publishes science-fantasy comics, zines, prints, and stickers under the name Octal Press. Building worlds around strange non-human characters, their work contains themes of identity, gender, friendship, self-acceptance, superheroes, and biology.
Links: @octalpress
About: Photoverge Studios is an independent publishing entity established in 2023. We make photozines and zines about photography, collaborating with a diverse collective of photographers who possess disparate stylistic inclinations and thematic interests.
Based in the Pacific Northwest, the studio prioritizes the curation of limited-run publications that document eclectic subcultures. This multifaceted approach facilitates the dissemination of varied photographic perspectives through tangible print media.
About: Ryn Heller is a PNW based comics artist and illustrator telling character driven stories in a variety of mediums. From creature feature horror to absurdly comedic fantasy to quiet post-apocalypse, the subject of Ryn’s work is always the beautiful and bizarre. As a queer and trans artist he also focuses on highlighting these experiences in both his autobiographical work and fictional pieces. Ryn’s mediums of choice include digital, watercolor, colored pencil, ink, and collage, though mixed media digital-traditional has a special place in his heart.
Links: https://www.rynheller.com/
About: I am a multimedia artist focusing on traditional art (rather than digital). My zine-making interests range from goofy comics about my life to collage work and radical information. Some goals I have for my work are to bring awareness to injustices in the world and make information accessible to everyone- and also have fun 🙂
About: I’m Santi, a 24-year-old, queer, Mexican, independent artist based in Olympia, WA who makes zines and crochet crafts! Most of my zines can be categorized as either general media analysis or horror cinema deepdives. While some of my zines, such as “Suburban Gothic,” take on more serious discussions of racism and misogyny through the framework of cinematic suburbia, I also like to take the time to write self-indulgent zines based on media that brings me nostalgia, like “Salad Finger: 17 Years Later.” Other zines that can be found at my table include “Forgotten Bookmarks” (a scrapbook-esque zine of all of the forgotten papers found in thrifted books), “Trans People x Fallout New Vegas: A Love Story” (an exploration of the trans community’s long-standing relationship with the game), and free anti-ICE handouts.
Links: https://santizines.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/santi.zines/
About: Ti Garcia is a mixed, queer artist who uses their typewriter and photography to weave in memoir and imagery in their zines. Their work contains themes of gender, sex, trauma, grief, nature and disability.
Links: https://scarsandmoss.bigcartel.com/category/zines | https://www.instagram.com/scarsandmoss/
About: Serious Danger Comics are by Matthew Shultz, a Midwest-born cartoonist and illustrator living in Seattle. His work is influenced by the lurid and grotesque fantasy movies, Saturday morning cartoons, role-playing games, and trading cards that poisoned his impressionable young mind in the 1980s.
Links: https://www.instagram.com/toadyco/ | https://seriousdanger.net/
https://www.matthewshultz.com/
About: Hi there, I’m Sierra! I’m an illustrator and musician based in Everett, WA. After a decade of freelance illustration/contract work I’ve shifted towards cartooning and pursuing printing my own artwork the last couple years. I’m a big fan of fantasy themes, kitsch, D&D, hand-drawn anime, experimental animation, and indie comics!
About: Zinester, printmaker, and lesbiana. Always looking to find the whimsy in life through little moments of joy. Zines created using screenprint, digital art, digital photography, scannography, and digital collage!
Links: @yellowcarabiner
About: I’m Mr. Cynic/Zaponator (he/him) I’m a freelance 2d animator and comic artist with an interest in 30s cartoons, 60s underground comix, and 90s cartoons but with more eye-bleeding color palettes!
Links: @zaponator | @teddy-butch.bsky.social | https://ko-fi.com/teddybutch
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