Haley Lazerface

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Bio

I started making zines in conjunction with when I began to open up in therapy about difficult events that I previously had not discussed with anyone. This was a way to express myself to my loved ones, as art has been a therapeutic outlet in the past. In my writing, I found a talent for using the specific to connect while having the freedom to not reveal specifics about my experiences. I love zines as they are pure expression, they are the opposite of censorship. I have loved being able to connect with new people about zines. Haley is an autistic, queer, Southern artist. She resides in Atlanta, Georgia.

Zines

Government Issued Brain Hole, $4 - This zine is a collection of short essays regarding reoccurring themes that lived rent-free in my head in 2019. Teenage wasteland. Purchase here.

Clip-Show, $3 - This zine is a collection of questions and answers to things no one asked about myself, or have asked several times. There are Barbies in this one. Purchase here.

Headcase: A Quaranzine, $3- Feelings and musings in this one. I make out with myself in this one. Purchase here.

Dusting off the Playroom at the End of the World, $4 - Surrealism involving my journey to healing my inner child (she's not healed, she's just here now) combined with tasteful collage art. (Kind of an unofficial sequel to Government Issued Brain-Hole.) Purchase here.

Biscuits (B&W), $1 - Let's make biscuits! (This one is a black and white mini zine, printed on recycled colored paper.) Purchase here.

Biscuits (color), $2 - Let's make biscuits! (This one is in color, printed on recycled paper.) Purchase here.