These are the fully edited photographs taken of the feminist zine myself and Rebecca created. There any many strengths and weaknesses proven throughout the zine but with more time could have been compensated for. The use of imagery and the illustrations help bring energy and character to the zine whilst breaking up the information and bringing more context to the content and keep the audience engaged with the zine.

Breaking up the gender symbols and presenting them throughout the zine in a deconstructed way has added embellishments to the pages whilst also communicating how the constructs can eventually be broken down with honest information and education that will open people minds and understand what is 'normal' and what isn't. 

The front page engages the audience in a form of using the word Feminism and splitting it across two different stocks to combine and make the word but in a deconstructed way. This is to communicate that the issues we face with are nothing but hypothetical, the constructs are in place but the opinions and views are nothing but our own and that with the right information we can broaden out knowledge and be more accepting and challenging to the issues we are faced with. This can also be expanded to possible future zines that challenge issues in society such as racism, sexism, communism, capitalism and educate people further.