Lou's cheeky, sneaky, easy way of making a very simple repeating pattern tile using Canva. You don't need to use Canva to use this guide. Any old art software will do. 

Useful for folks who may want to create graphics for merchandising their streams or working on games/website development. 

We're all about self publication here folks! 
Paired with a tutorial by Douglas G Pratt, you can use these templates to create your own printable booklets. Especially useful for people who might want to create their own printable products to sell online.

Template shows you the page order and formatting for a 4-page booklet, an 8-page booklet, and a 20-page booklet.

Note: Make sure you have your paper sizes correct when printing and remember; there is no machine on Earth as ungovernable as a printer. So don't feel bad if it takes a while to get it right. 
​-Lou

AKA; An affordable way to make a tiny book at home. 

Below you'll find a simple template and folding instructions to create your own zine using a US letter or A4 sized piece of paper. Print then fold, or fold then fill. You choice. 
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Zines have been prevalent in a lot of counter culture movements, especially amongst punks & queers, to  create easily distributable pamplets/publications  for a long time.
-Lou

 How to Archive and Experience Digital Storytelling the Way It Was Meant to Be Seen. A free guide and template set that will allow you to present Tiktoks (or other videos), creative writing, music, art, and just about anything you can think of in one multi-media playlist. Think of it like a DVD-menu and playlist for all your art work.
A playlist that you can share, publish, embed, edit and retain complete control over. Because a Storytelling revival starts with reclaiming your work.