There are lots of links in this issue because we have begun cross-referencing. Remember that all links in the zine will open in a separate window. Just close the window to get back to where you were, and you will not be led astray. There is now an index at the end of the issue so you can return to reread articles.
If you have not yet subscribed, please do so at the bottom of this page. It’s free and we need you!
The rest of this page is unchanged and there is no need for you to read it again. Click this link to continue reading the August Edition of “Now What?”.
Attention New Readers:
Please read the information on this page so you can smoothly navigate this zine.
Because we want “Now What?” to be as much like a real-world magazine as possible, it is designed to be read front to back by “turning” pages. At the bottom of each page (even if it is a long page) are a pair of arrows like those shown to the right - intended to turn the page backward and forward. Just click on the appropriate arrow to “page through” the zine. These “example” arrows are disabled - there are real ones at the bottom of the page.
This zine has lots of links included in the articles - where to get more info, where to get the products being used, etc. We know that the web can be a confusing place and that it is easy to get “lost”. Therefore, whenever you click on a link, it will open in a separate window. Your page of the zine will still be there behind it. So, when you are done exploring that link, just close the window, and you will not have lost your place in the magazine. You can try this out by clicking the copyright link in the next paragraph.
Our Copyright Policy allows for you to print out a single copy of this zine for yourself. We have made compromises in the online appearance of pages just to give you the best chance of printing them well. However, browsers are notorious for printing problems and we can't control or guarantee the look of your printout. Make sure your Preferences are set to not print backgrounds and you should get readable pages. However, fonts or pictures may be missing and it's just because of the gremlins. We have asked them to stop making this trouble, but they have not returned our calls.
You will notice that all the articles have “department” headers like “Glass”, “Clay”, etc. That does not necessarily mean the Department will be in every issue, but, when there are several issues published, we will be indexing and linking by department. In other words, if you are reading an article about “Glass”, there will be a link at the end of the article to all the other articles we have published on Glass in back issues.
“Now What?” zine is created, edited, and published by Jessica Wesolek, head “worker bee” at cre8it.com. She does not like putting her name all over everything so let it suffice that contributor’s articles are well labeled and credited and all else is hers - published under the copyright terms given on the Copyright page.
Jessica uses many of her own products in her projects (duh!) and therefore, will mention them where appropriate. It is the intention of this zine, as a matter of fact, that you should be easily able to get all the products mentioned and we will give you the online source wherever we can. Eventually, we will have a wonderful, new kind of interactive advertising in the zine as well.
This is a labor of love and is given as a gift to the great creative community on the internet. We hope you really enjoy and get inspired by this magazine.
For those who would like to say “thank you”, the best thing you can do for us is be counted - by sending an email to say you are here. We won’t use it for anything but to count you among our readers. Here is the email link.