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| − | '''Beer Frame''' [zine] features a wide variety of product reviews that, after reading, will make your shopping experiences forever changed. Intrinsic to editor and publisher [[Paul Luaks]]' reviews is that the design of a product is just as important as its function. Beer Frame is about bringing out the consumer in you. In an interview in [[Kickstand]] #9 Lukas said the "first issue was in October of '93 and was basically a busy-work assignment that I gave myself during a period when I had some free time and needed something to do. I ran off 550 copies on the office Xerox machine when nobody was looking." | + | [[Image:Beerframe.gif|frame|Beer Frame]] |
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| + | '''Beer Frame''' [[zine]] features a wide variety of product reviews that, after reading, will make your shopping experiences forever changed. Intrinsic to editor and publisher [[Paul Luaks]]' reviews is that the design of a product is just as important as its function. Beer Frame is about bringing out the consumer in you. In an interview in [[Kickstand]] #9 Lukas said the "first issue was in October of '93 and was basically a busy-work assignment that I gave myself during a period when I had some free time and needed something to do. I ran off 550 copies on the office Xerox machine when nobody was looking." | ||
Beer Frame was featured in [[The Factsheet Five Reader]] and Lukas was one of those zinesters that got a book deal through his zine at the height of zines getting national attention. In 1997 he authored ''Inconspicuous Consumption: An Obsessive Look at the Stuff We Take for Granted, from the Everyday to the Obscure,'' which covered similar subject matter to what was in his zine. | Beer Frame was featured in [[The Factsheet Five Reader]] and Lukas was one of those zinesters that got a book deal through his zine at the height of zines getting national attention. In 1997 he authored ''Inconspicuous Consumption: An Obsessive Look at the Stuff We Take for Granted, from the Everyday to the Obscure,'' which covered similar subject matter to what was in his zine. | ||
Revision as of 22:45, 18 July 2006
Beer Frame zine features a wide variety of product reviews that, after reading, will make your shopping experiences forever changed. Intrinsic to editor and publisher Paul Luaks' reviews is that the design of a product is just as important as its function. Beer Frame is about bringing out the consumer in you. In an interview in Kickstand #9 Lukas said the "first issue was in October of '93 and was basically a busy-work assignment that I gave myself during a period when I had some free time and needed something to do. I ran off 550 copies on the office Xerox machine when nobody was looking."
Beer Frame was featured in The Factsheet Five Reader and Lukas was one of those zinesters that got a book deal through his zine at the height of zines getting national attention. In 1997 he authored Inconspicuous Consumption: An Obsessive Look at the Stuff We Take for Granted, from the Everyday to the Obscure, which covered similar subject matter to what was in his zine.
External Links
- Inconspicuous Consumption website (with Beer Frame info)
