Zines
I self-publish zines to challenge mainstream narratives and offer an accessible way to share personal stories, radical ideas, and community knowledge. I also use storytelling in my illustrations as a tool for resistance and social change and amplifying marginalized voices.
A digital zine of illustrations completed for Queercrips for Palestine fundraising campaign between October 2024 -January 2025, to raise funds for my dear friend Nara. You can get her memoir here, or contribute directly to her campaign here.
My submissions to the "Neurodivergent" issue of Coin-Operated Press about neurodivergent burnout.
A zine about accessible, low-budget ways to create your own art materials (ink, paper, books) while honoring the Land.
A follow-up zine to One Morning in Homan Square about my phonecalls to the secretive police facility.
A zine version of the graphics journalism piece I made featured on Truthout about a secretive, controversial police facility in the Homan Square neighborhood of Chicago and how it affects the residents.
A zine of artwork and writing about depression and mental illness by Chicago artists.
Interview by TzeQing, illustrations by my dad, Hong Peng
A zine collecting 4 stories I grew up listening to from my dad, about his childhood on Pulau Belakang Mati.
