Claire Mead ⚔️@carmineclaire.bsky.socialさんのイラストまとめ

Girls' School of Knighthood turned 1 this week! One year of making a webcomic and actually sticking to it...! Thanks for reading, subscribing and supporting this queer sword gal swashbuckling dramatic romance! ❤️⚔️❤️

@sacha_coward nailed it

What do fellow fencers think? I mean I am a big fan of Steven Universe's Pearl and her dancing-fighting and I DO use dance choreography elements to write duels for my comic...but in practice? (FYI this below was related to a modern fencing lesson, not historical fencing) https://t.co/harlP0cRCg

H-Hi I'm a big sword lesbian who draws sapphics....often with swords...and I have a webcomic full of sword sapphics, @girlschknight, link below! #lesbianartists

First page of the @girlschknight webcomic this January vs most recent page so far! The first took a week and painstaking corrections. I love both pages, but I've learnt how to work faster and more confidently. I agree: start your comic, you will improve by doing it! 🌹⚔️🌹 https://t.co/z12O3kFA9U

Day 1 of @faith_schaffer 's #Swordtember ! Every day a sword (and bonus sword lady) sketch! Today: the Cawood Sword, an exceptional late Viking medieval sword found in the River Ouse in Yorkshire in the 19th century with cryptic inscriptions on its blade kept at @YorkshireMuseum!

Joining the *not a* #NobodyArtistClub because I want to meet new art twitter people. Anyway I'm an art historian and heritage educator/curator who also draws her research interest, swordswomen and queer women and has a webcomic, @gsokthewebcomic ! Say hi also: you're somebody ⚔️

@icedcitruss Eee! Hi! I'm a sword lesbian who draws and writes...other sword lesbians! I have a webcomic on this very topic, Girls' School of Knighthood. And I sometimes branch out into drawing sapphics *without* swords
https://t.co/zPcLEsbWxo

@JessiSheron Ee thank you! And excited to discover new comics on this thread! ✨ Mine is Girls' School of Knighthood - following Cassidy, a bard who loves telling tales of valiant women knights. Buuuut does she have what it takes to become one herself? ⚔️🌈🌹

https://t.co/zPcLEsbWxo

In same spirit, Gerda Wegnerer, On the Road to Anacapri (1922) depicting Gerda and her wife Lili Elbe! Lili appeared in many of Gerda's portraits. She was a trans woman and it is believed modelling sessions with Gerda led Lili to explore and finally embrace her gender identity🏳️‍⚧️