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README.md

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-![Creative Coding Study Session](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4602369/150726136-b0e9c273-281a-47cc-9017-b916c569e31f.png)
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+description: Home page for Creative Coding Study Session
+---
 
-# Creative Coding Study Group
+# 🏠 README
 
-➡️ https://github.com/WWCodeTokyo/creative-coding/wiki
+![Creative Coding Study Session](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/4602369/150726136-b0e9c273-281a-47cc-9017-b916c569e31f.png)
 
+## Creative Coding Study Group
 
-## About WWCode
+Now in GitBook!
 
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+### About WWCode
 
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SUMMARY.md

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 # Table of contents
 
-* [README](README.md)
+* [🏠 README](README.md)
 
 ## 🗓 Sessions
 
 * [🎨 Session 1: "Great Artists Steal (With Permission)"](sessions/session-1-great-artists-steal-with-permission.md)
 * [🔳 Session 2: CSS Art](sessions/session-2-css-art.md)
 * [⚙ Session 3: Processing](sessions/session-3-processing.md)
+* [📖 Session 4: Tech Zines](sessions/session-4-tech-zines.md)
+* [❓ Session 5: TBD](sessions/session-5-tbd.md)
+* [😂 Session 6: Emoji](sessions/session-6-emoji.md)

sessions/session-1-great-artists-steal-with-permission.md

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+description: January
+---
+
 # 🎨 Session 1: "Great Artists Steal (With Permission)"
 
 Date: Jan 26, 2022, 19:00 JST \

sessions/session-2-css-art.md

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+description: February
+---
+
 # 🔳 Session 2: CSS Art
 
 CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) style the web. But in addition to adorning websites, did you know that pure CSS can be used to create art?

sessions/session-3-processing.md

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+description: April
+---
+
 # ⚙ Session 3: Processing
 
 [https://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Tokyo/events/284042719/](https://www.meetup.com/Women-Who-Code-Tokyo/events/284042719/)

sessions/session-4-tech-zines.md

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+description: May
+---
+
+# 📖 Session 4: Tech Zines
+
+## 1. What are Zines?
+
+Zines, short for "magazines" are simple booklets of imagery or comics and printed for distribution. The printing is often low-cost, swapping glossy magazine pages for black-and-white photocopy or inkjet printing. More art-grade Zines may be printed via silkscreen or [Risograph](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risograph).
+
+Zines have roots in Punk Rock and Art culture, but recently have become a tool to teach about technology.
+
+### Examples:
+
+* [https://shop.bubblesort.io/](https://shop.bubblesort.io) BubbleSort Zines by Sailor Mercury
+* [https://wizardzines.com/](https://wizardzines.com) Wizard Zines by Julia Evans
+* [https://code-art.xyz/issues/](https://code-art.xyz/issues/) Code::Art
+* [https://blog.bigcartel.com/tiny-tech-zines-builds-a-community-around-art-critical-theory-and-tech](https://blog.bigcartel.com/tiny-tech-zines-builds-a-community-around-art-critical-theory-and-tech) Tiny Tech Zines
+* [https://techzinefair.org/](https://techzinefair.org) New York Tech Zine Fair
+
+Also, given our Network is based in Tokyo, we must nod to the influence of Manga in educational materials. Ai Minatogawa (湊川 あい) created the illustrations behind [a series of books on software and technology](https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/%E6%B9%8A%E5%B7%9D-%E3%81%82%E3%81%84/e/B01N8OK2UW?ref\_=dbs\_p\_ebk\_r00\_abau\_000000).
+
+## 2. Concept
+
+What are you trying to teach? What's your message?
+
+\[ COMING SOON ]
+
+## 3. Crafting
+
+Now that you have your idea, how to you make it?
+
+### Physical Resources
+
+The most traditional way to make a zine is with REAL Materials. It's time for crafting. Don’t worry if you're not a skilled illustrator, it's normal for Zines to have a "raw" look, and you can mix and layer imagery from other sources.\*
+
+#### Basic supplies:
+
+* A4 white paper
+* Anything that makes black marks: e.g. chunky markers like Sharpie, fine-tip pens like Sakura Micron, Brush Pens, Sumi ink, crayon... whatever you have on hand
+* Scissors
+* A magazine with imagery to cut and remix (Think tech magazines, TSUTAYA bookstores often have some great stuff)
+* Glue (Ann recommends [アラッビクヤマト](https://www.yamato.co.jp/products/I00000042/) which can be found at any Japanese convenience store)
+* Stapler for binding
+
+If you're joining us from outside Japan, please adjust as necessary: US Letter for A4, glue stick, whatever writing tools are available.
+
+#### Advanced supplies:
+
+* ["Non-photo Blue" pencils](https://www.jetpens.com/blog/The-Best-Non-Photo-Blue-Pencils-and-Pens/pt/339) that are invisible to photocopiers for initial sketches
+* Tracing paper (or [make your own](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsSRTcmnewM\&ab\_channel=thefrugalcrafterLindsayWeirich))
+* [Correction tape](https://www.muji.com/jp/ja/store/cmdty/detail/4550344302477) for editing, or layering on white marks
+* Washi tape
+* Textural materials like decorative papers, half-tone patterns,
+
+Go to [Seikaido](https://www.sekaido.co.jp) in Shinjuku and check out the Manga section if you really want to go deep 😍
+
+#### Printing
+
+Stop by your neighborhood Conbini and use the photocopier to make prints. Or scan, save as a PDF, and distribute digitally.
+
+For those of you in Japan, we are lucky to have lots of retro tech like Risographs available to the community. You can also do silk-screen. As these techniques are more advanced, they are beyond the scope of our session, but we're just trying to give you an idea of the possibilities 😊
+
+* Silk Screen developing and ink available at [Uematsu](https://e-uematsu.co.jp) in Shibuya
+* Risograph: [Hand Saw Press](http://handsawpresstokyo.com) in Shinagawa
+
+### Digital Resources
+
+Prefer to work digitally? Here are our recommendations for digital Zine creation:
+
+* Draw on a tablet like an iPad or Microsoft Surface
+* Use [Canva.com](https://www.notion.so/wwcode/Zines-833f018194ac4ea0b70926a3d05172b6#732d41806c6a4d0390b7e3516ee31e56)'s free comic templates
+* Try [Pixton](https://app.pixton.com/#/) (paid product with a free 7-day trial)
+
+## 4. Sharing
+
+Now the most important part! Share your work with the world. Tell us what you made and we can share within our community 😄
+
+\

sessions/session-5-tbd.md

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+description: June
+---
+
+# ❓ Session 5: TBD
+

sessions/session-6-emoji.md

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+# 😂 Session 6: Emoji
+