Zines & Visual Worlds

Zines & Visual Worlds

Some Nova Spectrum ideas want more room than a song or card can hold.

These are illustrated worlds where music, visual storytelling, reflective language, oracle-style cards and tiny practices can meet in a different form.

Featured Project

The Crooked Woodland Apothecary

A Little Book of Gentle Remedies for Unnamed Things

A 28-page illustrated woodland apothecary blending reflective remedies, humour, symbolic ritual, oracle-style cards, gentle practices and a companion song.

Illustrated book · Cards · Song · Reflective practices

Previewing the cover and one interior page from the full 28-page illustrated book.

Cover of The Crooked Woodland Apothecary: a lantern-lit woodland doorway surrounded by herbs, mushrooms and bottlesInterior page, The Drawer of Little Matches: a wooden drawer of labelled matchboxes with a list of small gentle actions

Featured Project

Let It Feel Good

A mini-comic and companion song about pleasure, creative immersion, strange beauty and the freedom to let aliveness belong in the present rather than always postponing it.

Mini-comic · Song · Visual storytelling

Previewing the cover and one interior page from the completed mini-comic.

Cover of Let It Feel Good: a figure in a tuxedo and pink bow tie standing amid a glittering prom dance floorInterior page from Let It Feel Good: a figure floating among glowing comic panels reading a book, bathed in violet light

Featured Project

Death Bitch

A darkly playful glitterpunk comic world exploring mortality, threshold, irreverence, power and the strange tenderness of making room for what cannot be controlled.

Comic · Visual world

Previewing the cover and one interior page from the comic.

Provisional cover for Death Bitch: a crowned punk figure in neon pink and blue standing over broken stoneInterior page from Death Bitch: a pixel-art Level Up screen offering upgrades for boundaries, voice, self-respect and zero apologies

Different worlds. Different forms.

Not every emotional seed wants the same expression. Some become songs. Some become cards. Some become comics, books, visual worlds or something stranger. The format grows from the idea.