Pixel Doll

Pixel Doll is a 16-page black and white illustrated zine. This zine is about body image, diet culture, and self-love, told through the lens of drag-and-drop pixel art dolls from the late 90s and early 2000s.

This zine includes discussion about mental illness, diet culture, misogyny, fatphobia, ableism, disordered eating, homophobia, transphobia, and racism.

Please use a side-by-side even-numbered page spread on your .PDF viewer of choice for the best digital reading experience. A copy formatted for print is also included, if you want to print and staple your own. 

The price of this zine is PWYC (Pay What You Can), with a recommended price of $5.00.