Project Summary: "How Not to be Gringo" is a witty and insightful zine designed to guide readers through the intricacies of life in Mexico. With a humorous touch, this guide offers practical advice and cultural insights to help readers integrate seamlessly into Mexican society while avoiding common gringo stereotypes. From navigating language barriers to understanding local customs, this zine provides essential tips for thriving in Mexico's vibrant cultural landscape.

Audience: This zine is perfect for expatriates living in Mexico, travelers exploring the country, and anyone interested in Mexican culture. Whether you're new to Mexico or a seasoned resident, "How Not to be Gringo" offers valuable insights to enhance your experience and understanding of Mexican life.

Challenge: The challenge was to balance humor with practicality while addressing stereotypes associated with gringo culture. Providing actionable advice that resonates with both newcomers and long-term residents was essential.

Solution: By drawing from personal experiences and cultural observations, "How Not to be Gringo" delivers a concise yet informative guide. Structured with a four-column grid system, it ensures clarity and readability, making it an engaging resource for navigating Mexican living with confidence and respect.