(B1) SHIT'S FUCKED: A POSITIVITY GUIDE (ZINE) BY GINA SARTI

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  • Published zine 
  • Travel size 
  • Two- tone
  • Comedic 
  • A positivity guide
The front cover is the only example of image in this zine, the rest is all textual information. This has a similar purpose to acclamations however, it uses mindfulness tips to help someone feel more positive or even take a break away from every day chores. The double spread above is a good example of mindfulness techniques that are advised by councillors and therapists, except the book is a small $3.99 which is nothing compared to the prices of said therapists for many people in different countries. Also, being travel sized makes it easy to grab out of your bag whenever and wherever you are. 

The front cover homes a dark illustration of a house on fire but then accomplies it with the comedic title, shining a little light on a "shit situation". 

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