ALT [Frontcover of Arts & Ourselves Zine]. An image of a lighthouse, drawn in coloured pencil on a light blue diamond, bordered by a light pink square. It is set into the middle of the page, against a larger bright blue rectangle background, with four thin white orbital lines around it going in different directions. The zine title ‘arts & ourselves: creative reflections on self-harm’ is handwritten on two cream rectangles at the top and bottom. The border, which goes all the way around the page, is made up of different brightly coloured squares. Along the left hand and bottom edge, these are filled with brightly colour quilt block patterns, alternating the friendship star and ohio star. Along the top edge and right hand edge, letters spell out "arts & ourselves", with the ampersand anchored in the top right corner.

ALT Hot pink, orange, and bright blue poster advertising upcoming event. Image is in two halves. The righthand side has a white background with pink text reading: "Mad Memes! Monday 29th July, 6-7.30pm (BST), online". In the bottom left corner are the outlines of thin blue leaves (a bit like bamboo), in bright blue. The right hand column also has a white background, but also has a bright orange border with a leaf pattern in it. Text here is in black, it reads: "This workshop will explore the use of memes as a form of communication and resistance – a means of expressing our thoughts, feelings and experiences in humorous but also poignant ways. We will draw upon existing memes for inspiration and discussion, before using meme generator websites to create our own!" The post continues with some information about the facilitator, Fiona, Unfortunately, it doesn't fit in this alt description. Full text at: https://www.makespaceco.org/artsandourselves/madmemes

ALT Bright pink, green, and white poster advertising upcoming creative session in Arts & Ourselves programme. Along the edges are graphics (in bright pink) of thin leaves, a bit like bamboo. Image is in two columns. Lefthand side is white with bright pink text, it reads: "Creating responses to self-harm, Mon 8th July, 6-7.30pm (bst), online". The righthand features black text on a white background, bordered by a bright green colour. Text reads: "What might be possible if we were able to think creatively about responses to self-harm? What does it mean to build solidarity and care among those of us with lived experience? Led by the Make Space team, we’ll blend reflections and creative prompts to think about what it means to show up for each other and our own experiences, in the face of systems of “care” that often cause more harm than good. We’ll be drawing on the themes of the programme as a whole, celebrating Mad Art, Mad Togetherness, and Mad Imagination."