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The Migration Marathon - Zine

  • Jul 10
  • 2 min read

Meet the butterflies that travel the furthest each year.


A zine showing the cover and half of the inside spread

They're going the distance

From the stubborn Cloudless Sulphur (which would literally rather fly straight over a two-story house than drift an inch off its compass heading) to the Painted Lady riding high-altitude jet streams across the Sahara Desert, these little migrators fly the full marathon to get to their final destinations. So who travels the longest distance? You'll have to download the zine to find out!


Download the Zine

👉 Download – The Migration Marathon (Printable PDF) • July 2026

(Free for personal use. Print and share as often as you like.)




Print It, Fold It, Share It

My zines are designed to circulate.

You’re encouraged to:

  • Print them at home

  • Include them in snail mailpen pal letters, or stamp swaps

  • Trade with friends and fellow collectors

  • Tag and share on social media


How to Cut & Fold the Zine

Each issue is designed as a single-sheet mini zine.

You’ll need:

  • One sheet of paper (US Letter or A4)

  • Scissors


Instructions:

  • Print: Use standard letter paper (8.5" x 11"). Make sure your printer settings are set to "Actual Size" or 100% scale.

  • Fold & Cut: If you’ve never made an 8-panel pocket zine before, it requires a simple accordion fold and a single slice right through the center line.

  • Read: Tuck it into your pocket and take it outside!



Illustrated instructions on how to print, cut and fold a zine.

The folding diagram shown above is not my original work. I found versions of it across multiple sites and don’t know who originally created it, but I found it helpful—and it’s something I would have drawn myself.


Disclaimer: The thoughts shared in this blog are solely my own and do not represent the perspectives of my professional relationships or clientele.


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