NoGood ✌️

@nogood.studio

Illustrator ✏️ Inspired by retro-tech and fuelled by open web counterculture 🤖 Self-published The NoGood Book 📕 I also like plants 🌿

Does anyone have experience making zines and stickers at home? Is there a printer you’d recommend? I’m currently eyeing an Epson EcoTank (the ET-8550 A3, specifically). I’ll also need a cutting machine (Cricut Maker?) and a laminator, but I want to focus on the printer first 😅 #AskBluesky #ZineSky

Terminal output from my commands doesn't reliably reach you—do you know what's going on or did you give up control? Do you remember your lived experience?

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Terminal output from my commands doesn't reliably reach you—do you know what's going on or did you give up control? Do you remember your lived experience?

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Static. It was nothing but it moved and made a noise. I watched it for a while. I watched it for a long time. There was something sad about it. It didn’t have a story. — Dawn, by Richard Siken

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Static. It was nothing but it moved and made a noise. I watched it for a while. I watched it for a long time. There was something sad about it. It didn’t have a story. — Dawn, by Richard Siken

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Does anyone have experience making zines and stickers at home? Is there a printer you’d recommend? I’m currently eyeing an Epson EcoTank (the ET-8550 A3, specifically). I’ll also need a cutting machine (Cricut Maker?) and a laminator, but I want to focus on the printer first 😅 #AskBluesky #ZineSky

I built a @ghost.org theme. It’s called Proza, and it’s for people who write: blogs, essays, notes, newsletters. Prioritising great typography, it’s set the way a printed page would, with first-line indents, old-style figures, real quotation marks, and small capitals for acronyms. → proza.site

A paragraph of justified text set in Proza, a serif typeface on an off-white page. Four details are marked with numbered blue labels: a first-line indent, the year 1588 in old-style figures, curly quotation marks, and the letters AI set in small capitals.

My worn copy of Project Japan that I kept on my desk the entire time I worked on The NoGood Book. When I bought Project Japan, I didn't know what it was about and I didn't recognise the authors or editors listed on the cover, but I knew it was exactly the kind of book I wanted to make.

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It took two years to complete The NoGood Book. I learned a few things about self-publishing along the way, and about myself as well. This series chronicles how I ended up with 400 books stacked in many, many boxes scattered about my studio. The first part is free to read for the time being ✌️

The NoGood Book — Part 1 / Beginnings | NoGood ✌️

In August I self-published my very own artist book. I creatively titled it The NoGood Book — Volume 1. It took me two years to complete, and

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