A little bit easy, a little bit hard.
Drawing artists is great, because it gives me an automatic background plan – incorporate their art. Drawing artists is hard because I have to work in someone else’s style, and … Continue reading
Time for weekly thingies and a leetle celebration.
Today seems like a good day to honor Wilma Mankiller. Speaking of getting the job done, bwahahahahaha suck it, Trumpcare. Anyway: Places to buy stuff! TEEPUBLIC: mostly t-shirts, a … Continue reading
IT’S NOT TOO LATE!
Or, well, it sort of is, but whatever, you can still participate. The ides of Trump is today, and I meant to remind you guys to get your postcards in … Continue reading
Ugh, today. Tomorrow I will be a rebel princess fighter again; today I am a lump of sad.
Speaking of our beloved General Organa, mental health care is yet another area threatened by Emperor Palpatine Orange Garbagefire and his shitty, shitty me-first fuck everyone look at my gold … Continue reading
Preach.
And for today’s actionable item: Why not join the ACLU? Or volunteer? Or both? I have no free time right now with a show in the weeds and about to … Continue reading
1000 cranes.
You probably know this story. Sadako Sasaki was two years old when the bomb was dropped on Hiroshima. At age twelve, she found out that she had leukemia. She worked … Continue reading
Weekly thingy and another lady of awesomeness!
A friend suggested James Tiptree Jr. (or, really, Alice B. Sheldon), and I’m so glad, because now I have SO MANY new things to read. Sheldon wrote as Tiptree starting … Continue reading
Blessed is the match . . .
Today is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, so it’s surprisingly timely that I was planning to post Hannah Szenes (sometimes spelled Senesh) today. Hannah was a Hungarian born Jew from an … Continue reading
Ugh, with the research and the drawing teensy things.
I’ve been meaning to post Mae Jemison for several days now, but I kept thinking I’d get my act together and fill in her launch suit patches and NOT RIGHT … Continue reading
If you even THINK about burning a library down, I will cut you.
Hypatia (of a few different places, really) is mostly remembered as a brilliant philosopher and mathematician, and as a rational person murdered by an irrational religious mob. Seems like a … Continue reading
Neurotic Owl 