A colorful, handcrafted zine for all ages, Snake focuses on creativity, play, and exploration.
A colorful, handcrafted zine for all ages, Snake focuses on creativity, play, and exploration.
In this issue, you can read about Rumple and Granola's beanstalk adventure, what food justice is, and how Rumple and Granola met. This issue also includes an interview with Lucy Park and a gardening tutorial for Parisian carrots (seeds included).
This issue has pages and pages of dazzling space scenes, with features like star charts, space myths, and a secret code (not to mention an intergalactic guinea pig motorbike race). Need we say more?
This issue includes pirates (and treasure!), mythological creatures, a brain infographic, and so much more. This issue also wraps up the comic "the Adventures of Detective Fern."
This issue is full of dragons, games, magic, recipes, and an interview with author Kat Vellos. Done entirely in watercolor paints, it makes a great quarantine read!
This jam-packed issue (literally — find the jam recipe on page 16!) includes sabotages, poetry, puzzles, and an interview with artists Jon Fischer and Danny Clay.
In this issue's comic, Rumple invents a fabulous machine — the Carrot Zapper 3000. This issue also features Snake's first interview, with author extraordinaire Carter Higgins.
In which Rumple and Granola escape from a top secret building! Join in on the fun with the lemonade recipe, secret code, top-secret Snake files, and more.
In this issue, Rumple and Granola explore San Francisco, and Granola gets lost. This issue also includes Granola and Rumple's Map to Success — a guide to their favorite places in San Francisco.
In which Rumple and Granola explain equality vs. equity and what this has to do with social justice. This issue is also smaller (four pages long and about 4 by 5.25 inches).
On this sticker, Rumple and Granola tell everyone to "EAT CARROTS, WEAR A MASK, and STAY SAFE!". This is a matte vinyl sticker that is both waterproof and scratch-resistant, and you can stick it to any smooth surface.
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Frances (she/her) is a co-editor of Snake and the genius behind drawing the misadventures of Rumple, Granola, Snakey, and Fern; she also writes the code for the website. In her free time, she likes to play the guitar, draw, read, and write songs.
James (he/him) is a co-editor of Snake with Frances, his twin sister. He's the project manager for each issue and the mastermind behind the comic storyline, games, recipes, and writing/lettering of Snake. In his free time, he enjoys playing the bass, listening to music, and making textile art.
Coolheaded and clever, Rumple (she/her) is Granola's pal. Rumple is known far and wide for her awesome DJ skills, but she is also a magician and a sports announcer (ostensibly).
Creative and adventurous, Granola (she/her) is a carrot-adoring, mischievous guinea pig who often gets into trouble (don't ask her about that time with the hot air balloon).
Fern (she/her) is a sweet mini dachshund. She is also a rootin'-tootin' detective and an electric guitarist! She's a newer adventuring companion to the dynamic duo of Granola and Rumple.
Snakey (they/them) is a kind, helpful snake who always wears a scarf. They probably went on Jeopardy at least once, judging by their knowledge of pretty much everything. Like Fern, Snakey has joined the Snake crew more recently.