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As I’ve planned for the new year, two priorities became very clear to me. Firstly, I want to give back to my supporters in a far more tangible, rewarding way. Secondly, I want to interact with people on a more personal level in a community setting. And the Fat Girl Media Patreon is the best way for me to facilitate those things.
The resulting plan has me bouncing-on-my-toes levels of excited. Seriously. I’m so stoked.
Let’s take a look at what y’all have to look forward to in 2022, shall we?
We have just a few needs left for the Fatmobile, including a 200 amp-hour battery, 16oz propane tank, electric fix in the dashboard, & more.
The term “neopronouns” is a relatively recent addition to our cultural lexicon. That’s okay, though! We use language to identify, shape, and share our lived experiences. It’s constantly adapting to various shifting needs and changes. Language isn’t set in stone — and context matters a lot. But all too often, queer people have been intentionally…
I’ve been listening to Lindsay Holifield’s “Fear of God” EP on repeat since it was released on Friday, January 28. I can’t stop listening to it. Her musical style reminds me a bit of Jennifer Knapp, and her rich, deep voice is gorgeous and full of emotion and strength. More than that, though — every…
Starting this year, on the third Thursday of each month, I’ll be celebrating #ThankfulThursday.
The first Design of the Month sale for 2022 has begun! The 49th anniversary of Roe v Wade is January 22. So take 20% off any product with a pro-choice design, from today through 11:59pm EST on Friday, January 28.
I started 2021 with two goals in mind: exclusively focusing on growing my business and creating more art. With various physical and mental health struggles, it’s been easy for me to feel like I’ve failed. But data doesn’t lie, and I’m so proud of myself for everything I accomplished this year. In this particularly 2021 retrospective, I want to take a look at all the art I’ve created throughout the past 12 months.
One of my goals for the coming year is to put together care packages/goodie bags for organizations and individuals as both a branding strategy and way to connect with/thank folks within my community (local and at large). I want it to be worthwhile and well-targeted, though.
In 2020, I was commissioned to create a design in honor of queer wrath (the replacement for Pride in the wake of the murder of George Floyd) and Black Lives Matter. As the Australian Aboriginal Elder Lilla Watson has said, our liberation is bound together. And we must work together for the liberation of all. Download the print file within.
A friend sent me a link to a series of graphics explaining aspects of Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome, lamenting the various inaccessibilities of the images. So I thought I’d take the time to do a quick walk-through of how to design successful information graphics for online distribution, using this existing set as an example. I’ll start with an overview of what’s wrong, then follow up with how I addressed those problems.
We have just a few needs left for the Fatmobile, including a 200 amp-hour battery, 16oz propane tank, electric fix in the dashboard, & more.
The term “neopronouns” is a relatively recent addition to our cultural lexicon. That’s okay, though! We use language to identify, shape, and share our lived experiences. It’s constantly adapting to various shifting needs and changes. Language isn’t set in stone — and context matters a lot. But all too often, queer people have been intentionally…
I’ve been listening to Lindsay Holifield’s “Fear of God” EP on repeat since it was released on Friday, January 28. I can’t stop listening to it. Her musical style reminds me a bit of Jennifer Knapp, and her rich, deep voice is gorgeous and full of emotion and strength. More than that, though — every…
Starting this year, on the third Thursday of each month, I’ll be celebrating #ThankfulThursday.
The first Design of the Month sale for 2022 has begun! The 49th anniversary of Roe v Wade is January 22. So take 20% off any product with a pro-choice design, from today through 11:59pm EST on Friday, January 28.
I started 2021 with two goals in mind: exclusively focusing on growing my business and creating more art. With various physical and mental health struggles, it’s been easy for me to feel like I’ve failed. But data doesn’t lie, and I’m so proud of myself for everything I accomplished this year. In this particularly 2021 retrospective, I want to take a look at all the art I’ve created throughout the past 12 months.
As I’ve planned for the new year, two priorities became very clear to me. Firstly, I want to give back to my supporters in a far more tangible, rewarding way. Secondly, I want to interact with people on a more personal level in a community setting. And the Fat Girl Media Patreon is the best way for me to facilitate those things.
The resulting plan has me bouncing-on-my-toes levels of excited. Seriously. I’m so stoked.
Let’s take a look at what y’all have to look forward to in 2022, shall we?
One of my goals for the coming year is to put together care packages/goodie bags for organizations and individuals as both a branding strategy and way to connect with/thank folks within my community (local and at large). I want it to be worthwhile and well-targeted, though.
In 2020, I was commissioned to create a design in honor of queer wrath (the replacement for Pride in the wake of the murder of George Floyd) and Black Lives Matter. As the Australian Aboriginal Elder Lilla Watson has said, our liberation is bound together. And we must work together for the liberation of all. Download the print file within.
A friend sent me a link to a series of graphics explaining aspects of Ehler’s Danlos Syndrome, lamenting the various inaccessibilities of the images. So I thought I’d take the time to do a quick walk-through of how to design successful information graphics for online distribution, using this existing set as an example. I’ll start with an overview of what’s wrong, then follow up with how I addressed those problems.
We have just a few needs left for the Fatmobile, including a 200 amp-hour battery, 16oz propane tank, electric fix in the dashboard, & more.
Starting this year, on the third Thursday of each month, I’ll be celebrating #ThankfulThursday.
The first Design of the Month sale for 2022 has begun! The 49th anniversary of Roe v Wade is January 22. So take 20% off any product with a pro-choice design, from today through 11:59pm EST on Friday, January 28.
I started 2021 with two goals in mind: exclusively focusing on growing my business and creating more art. With various physical and mental health struggles, it’s been easy for me to feel like I’ve failed. But data doesn’t lie, and I’m so proud of myself for everything I accomplished this year. In this particularly 2021 retrospective, I want to take a look at all the art I’ve created throughout the past 12 months.
As I’ve planned for the new year, two priorities became very clear to me. Firstly, I want to give back to my supporters in a far more tangible, rewarding way. Secondly, I want to interact with people on a more personal level in a community setting. And the Fat Girl Media Patreon is the best way for me to facilitate those things.
The resulting plan has me bouncing-on-my-toes levels of excited. Seriously. I’m so stoked.
Let’s take a look at what y’all have to look forward to in 2022, shall we?
One of my goals for the coming year is to put together care packages/goodie bags for organizations and individuals as both a branding strategy and way to connect with/thank folks within my community (local and at large). I want it to be worthwhile and well-targeted, though.
In 2020, I was commissioned to create a design in honor of queer wrath (the replacement for Pride in the wake of the murder of George Floyd) and Black Lives Matter. As the Australian Aboriginal Elder Lilla Watson has said, our liberation is bound together. And we must work together for the liberation of all. Download the print file within.