Ill Considered is a series of zines exploring Sydney’s brutalist architecture and focussing on those we know are at risk of being razed. In each zine we profile a certain building through words, photos and illustration.

In our first zine we journey to Lidcombe, Sydney, home of the old Department of Mineral Resources building. It’s now abandoned, fenced off and kept watch by a series of CCTV cameras ensuring that it remains empty and useless. Only 250 printed!

All photos shot on film in 2017 (instagram.com/diceboey)

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait)
32 pages, full colour
Dust jacket 3 colour, risograph printed
Inside HP Indigo digital print on 140gsm Pacesetter.
250gsm Pacesetter cover
Edition of 250, hand numbered
Published May 2018

A whole zine of people wearing the same clothes! Clothes Bros collects a year's worth of searching and shooting by Hon Boey. Half shot on 35mm film and on an iPhone 5s, this brings together clothing doppelgängers from Sydney, Melbourne, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong. Only 250 printed!

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait)
32 pages, full colour
Digital print (HP Indigo) on 140gsm Pacesetter.
250gsm Pacesetter cover
Edition of 250, hand numbered
Published Jan 2016

Fakation is out now!

Fakation, the first release from Mixed Business Collective (Hon Boey, Kalindy Williams and Kurt Eckardt), explores themes of homecoming – re-exploring once familiar scenes and discovering new hometowns.

All shot on 35mm in Australia and Malaysia

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait) + 3 x A6 (105mm x 148mm) postcards
32 pages, full colour
Digital print (HP Indigo) on 140gsm Pacesetter
250gsm Pacesetter cover
Edition of 250
Published May 2016

mixedbusinesscollective.com

The last few remaining copies of the limited edition run of 50 clear and 20 picture disk 10 inch lathe cut records of Say Cheese and Die's final release, Repetition Repetition. Made by Peter King in NZ, and the only release on what was to eventually become Psychic Hysteria - Booger Records!

Everyone can download the album for free here.

From the guys at Beef Knuckles we have The Ball Street Journal – a love letter / newspaper / zine about their favourite sport, basketball. They've gone all out for this one, printing it full colour and tabloid size. 

It's got some amazing contributors, like Sam Hoh, who did that great illustration above (there are 7 more in the paper!) and Declan Kuch, who spent a night with us as we went to see the Sydney Kings.

Tabloid size (279mm x 432mm, portrait)
Full colour cover and interior
Newsprint
Edition of 200 (hand numbered)

Beef Knuckles is a semi-regular zine put out by the Beef Knuckles crew. Now up to issue 6, it contains words and illustrations loosely based around a theme. Each cover is hand screen printed and only 150 are made. 

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait)
32 pages
Hand screen printed, colour cover
Black and white interiors
Edition of 150, hand numbered

Beef Knuckles is a semi-regular zine put out by the Beef Knuckles crew. Now up to issue 6, it contains words and illustrations loosely based around a theme. Each cover is hand screen printed and only 150 are made. 

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait)
32 pages
Hand screen printed, colour cover
Black and white interiors
Edition of 150, hand numbered

Beef Knuckles is a semi-regular zine put out by the Beef Knuckles crew. Now up to issue 6, it contains words and illustrations loosely based around a theme. Each cover is hand screen printed and only 150 are made. 

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait)
32 pages
Hand screen printed, colour cover
Black and white interiors
Edition of 150, hand numbered

Beef Knuckles is a semi-regular zine put out by the Beef Knuckles crew. Now up to issue 6, it contains words and illustrations loosely based around a theme. Each cover is hand screen printed and only 150 are made. 

A5 (148mm x 210mm, portrait)
32 pages
Hand screen printed, colour cover
Black and white interiors
Edition of 150, hand numbered