Practical Decisions
For the most part I kept to the original plan I'd made in the page by page breakdown of how my zine would work. The only real difference I made throughout the drawing process was that I didn't keep to the one male figure then one female figure layout. I found as I visually investigated each theme that there were better ways of describing them that were less obvious and made for a more a more visually engaging flow throughout the zine. This stopped the subject matter becoming repetitive and made for a better piece in total I feel.
Addition of Text
The text that would appear in my zine would be my own, in response to research and articles I'd collected of people's first hand accounts, stories and lives both throughout and after the golden age of rave. It's hoped that through this first person interoperation, the raver way of life will be translated in a way that portrays them as relatable and tells their story from the inside rather than a tabloid or government driven angle.
The text I would add to this zine in pre-production would be digitally rendered as many of the rave flyers and zines were, it is integral at this point that my piece emulates the raver movement in both content and aesthetics.
Addition of Text
The text that would appear in my zine would be my own, in response to research and articles I'd collected of people's first hand accounts, stories and lives both throughout and after the golden age of rave. It's hoped that through this first person interoperation, the raver way of life will be translated in a way that portrays them as relatable and tells their story from the inside rather than a tabloid or government driven angle.
The text I would add to this zine in pre-production would be digitally rendered as many of the rave flyers and zines were, it is integral at this point that my piece emulates the raver movement in both content and aesthetics.
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