InkLab is an independent, experimental publishing experiment dedicated to illustrated print narratives and graphic storytelling. Rooted in collaboration and creative exploration, InkLab brings together artists, writers, and visual storytellers to experiment with narrative, form, and the possibilities of print as a medium.

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Working through themed anthologies, zines, and artist-led publications, InkLab creates space for diverse perspectives shaped by personal experiences, contemporary culture, memory, and everyday life. Each project becomes a collective exploration—where different voices, styles, and interpretations come together to form layered and evolving narratives.

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At its core, InkLab believes in the power of independent publishing as a tool for dialogue, reflection, and community-building. Through an evolving practice of making and sharing printed matter, it seeks to expand the boundaries of visual storytelling within contemporary independent culture.

Working through themed anthologies, zines, and artist-led publications, each issue invites contributors to respond to a shared theme through their own unique perspectives and styles. The work spans personal histories, contemporary culture, memory, politics, and everyday life—forming layered snapshots of the world around us. InkLab has published four thematic issues: Disease, Consume, Freedom, and Jungle.

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The latest issue, Jungle (2024), expanded beyond comics to include interviews, short fiction, photography, and illustration—reflecting InkLab’s evolving approach to independent print culture and visual storytelling.

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InkLab is powered by Choorma Studio.