Curt is the artist and creator behind SeaShanti, a whimsical comic about Shanti — a young sea witch whose magical misadventures blur the line between humor, heart, and high tide chaos. With a love for vibrant characters and slice-of-life storytelling, Curt brings a fresh, inclusive voice to the world of fantasy comics. Through SeaShanti, they celebrate curiosity, diversity, and the beauty of learning to navigate the waves — both literal and emotional — one spell at a time. My instagram @curtLPL
Steve & Jennifer Steiner:
Steve and Jennifer Steiner resides in Groveport, Ohio where they make a variety
of art, most notably humorous zines and comics in their spare time.
Jaromir Stoll / Cbus Comics & Zines Society:
Jaromir Stoll is a queer and nonbinary comics and zines maker and comics
culture researcher whose art focuses on the ineffable in life. Their work
includes: poetry comics like Someone Left, autobio comics like Home Is A
Warning, zines like Build-A-Daddy Zine and poetry collections, and queer comics
like their contributions to Rainbow Reflections and Futures of Cartoons Past:
The Politics of X-men: The Animaed Series.
Chandu Tennety:
Chandu Tennety is a self-taught artist and has been drawing for as long as he
can remember. He lives in Ohio with his multi-talented spouse and daughter, and
loves to linger in the spaces between reality and metaphor.
Unhinged Twins :
The Unhinged Twins are just two artists having fun sharing their love of character art and design with the anime/gaming/comic/nerd community.
June Vigorito:
June is an animated illustrator and expert of unexpected cute. They enjoy drawing critters and beasts of different sizes.
Reggie Weaver:
Reggie Weaver is a multimedia designer, illustrator, and storyteller based in
Ohio. He is the creator of Ghost’d, a supernatural coming-of-age webcomic
series hosted on WEBTOON, and Swine Flew, a satirical webcomic published
through Tenz Magazine. With a background in visual storytelling and design,
Reggie’s work blends humor, heart, and social commentary, often spotlighting
diverse characters navigating the strange and the spiritual.
D. Blake Werts:
Newave! era mini comics gather corner with COPY THIS! and now the indie
cassette review zine with COPY THIS CASSETTE!
Brian R. Williams:
Brian R. Williams is an artist, drawing instructor and freelance designer in
Columbus, Ohio. He graduated from the Columbus College of Art & Design,
where he now teaches illustrative figure drawing. Brian is the creator of
"Orick & Argyle," a comic about a sasquatch and an
extraterrestrial who commit acts of civil disobedience in defense of nature. In
his latest graphic novel, "Will-o'-the-Wisp," Orick and Argyle team
up with their human friend Ursula to investigate a spooky light Ursula sees in
the woods outside her trailer.
Newave cartoonist from the Pacific Northwest since the early 1980s, creator of Morty the Dog, guerrilla distributor of Morty Comix
Shannon Wright:
My name is Shannon Wright, I am a graphic designer and illustrator based in
Columbus Ohio! In my free time I love making illustrations of cute and silly
fruits with legs, animals, all kinds of stuff. I also like making semi-autobio
or full autobio comics talking about life,
philosophy and hope. I am in a printmaking class and working on making
more mini zines as well as art prints of my illustrations!
Joe Zabel:
Joe writes and draws self-published comics. Once upon a time to he worked on
American Splendor.
Zine Lab with Zine Club
Columbus:
Join Zine Club Columbus
for a fun, hands-on zine-making studio. Swing by at the start of the program
for the group intro and how-to, or drop in anytime. We’ve got all the supplies,
just bring your imagination. All ages, all styles, all welcome.
A zine making community in Columbus Ohio
Zine Club Columbus
strives to…
Inform folks about what zines are and what
zines can do in their local community
Encourage more zine-making, printing, +
distribution in Columbus, Ohio
Celebrate materials that are DIY,
underground, independent, and handmade
Make a safe space for people to share their
voices and stories
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