Bri the Oratorさんのイラストまとめ

@GailSimone #MyLatestComic was the short comic I wrote for the Hairology Kickstarter! Also currently developing some horror scripts for an anthology submission and always writing for my webcomic The Serpent’s Daughter

Hi #VisibleWomen 👋🏾 I’m Bria and I’m a Black queer nb woman writing prose, comics, and audio soundscapes ✨

Currently working on a million things including a Black urban fantasy webcomic, but you can keep up with my writing at https://t.co/0v5QAMOous and @TSDcomic!

It’s the 3rd time in the past few weeks that a Black woman has stopped me to say she loves how I’m wearing my hair 🥹 To hear more about my experience with my locs, back and share Hairology! We only have a few days left to meet our goal https://t.co/fxQXqmg8EN

A lady on the train complimented my hair and asked how I got my locs curly, just like in the comic I wrote for Hairology!

I wrote “Now in Color” with art by @spacejamkamart and colors by @DoryGiacchetto. You can check out the Kickstarter below!

https://t.co/mJMe0jlWR2

Hairology, the hair comic anthology I contributed to is now live! I wrote “Now In Color” with art by Kameron White and colors by Dorilys Giacchetto which follows my journey of self expression (and cosplay) with my locs.

Check out Hairology here:
https://t.co/fxQXqmg8EN

Support Black Comic Creators this Juneteenth (and everyday!) Follow @tsdcomic as you await the release of The Serpent's Daughter! Written by me, Art by @opal_lines. #ILoveWebcomics template by @zzsleeps

A young harpy woman with her life together, Tama's been loving her new life in downtown Reverie. But she has a feeling her best friend Ejo can't say the same. Hear more about Tama's story in The Serpent's Daughter, coming soon! Art by @opal_lines

A gorgon on a mission to fit in, Ejo's getting into the swing of things with her new apprenticeship. That is until she discovers she might be being watched by some dangerous people. Learn more about Ejo in The Serpent's Daughter #webcomic, coming soon! Art by @opal_lines