If you’ve travelled the Central or Bakerloo lines across London, you’ll have noticed that there is a great need for signs of this nature, advocating preventative action over heady collision.
Oh – you haven’t noticed that? It must be just me…
Mind yer bap is an Ulster way of saying watch out – your head may be in imminent danger so wind it in please…
Taken from Zine 5 – Nothing to see here.
Personal, historical, visual. Reflecting on a polarised past – but looking towards a hopeful future.
A Zine is a small press publication, rarely to be found in a shop, but quite a thing to behold all the same. Each one has 16 pages or so, and is full of cartoons about growing up in Ulster. They are a think-and-wonder creation in the soul-scraping search for my own identity.
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