V4: Issue 1: Pages

[yoseif] 

A little commentary on the pages in our Super Crawl 2014 zine issue:

It's undeniably impossible to capture the full effect of colour images when printing in black and white; Oranges, purples, and subtleties of green.

[aleah] [chris] [szara]

[joy] 

V3: Issue2 : Pages

[aleah] 

Colour pages from the Toronto Pride 2013 issue of our humble zine. Getting down to the basics with all the primary colours and the myriad of what the human eye can comprehend in addition.  

[chris] [joy] 

[ava] [szara] [szara]

[szara]

V2: Issue 1: Pages

[chris]

Colour.  Right now our biggest ambition is to do a whole issue, even just a single issue, entirely in colour.  Just think, a whole 16 pages with the entire pallet of the "visual perceptual property corresponding in humans to the categories called red, green, blue, and others." (-Wikipedia).

[ava] [cat] [a] [chris]

V1: Issue 3: Pages

[phyllis]

[joy] [cat]

[chris] [tina] [joy]

[szara] [natashaha] 

V1: Issue 2: Pages

[sonia] [chris] [aleah]

Pages from our second zine which were originally in colour and had to be converted to black and white for printing.  Perhaps it's a coincidence but the colour purple seems to have been an unconscious motif.

V1: Issue 1: Pages

[aleah] [chris] [joy]

There must have been an unconscious colour harmony between those who contributed to the first issue.  Hopefully, someday soon we'll have the means to produce a full colour issue of MOT so that such unique instances can be captured in the pages.