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@earthlybri We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@erra666 We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@SamFilstrup We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@Rhypi1 We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@DecembristFlow We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@PeachBite_ We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@__CT__01 We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@xcdrew We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@SamanthaWypych We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
We’re aaalmost to 500 followers.
@jzpitts We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@SNpolandart We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@arts_mizuki We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@splatonoodles We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@rtArtBoost We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
@zeireeyuh Congratulations on 300!
We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
We didn’t grow up seeing trans people like us represented in media, so now we’re telling those stories.
Drew this when SUF was over and I needed to draw something that represented how the entire show felt to me! I’m really gonna miss this fucking show I swear
What better way to begin May? We mark the start of a new month with this beautiful #quilling by Sabeena Karnik. Sabeena is represented by @gillustration and you can view her full #portfolio at https://t.co/P6uPkYCY7T https://t.co/njYYkslyns #kidlitart
Aside from being the scariest of bosses in SMT 3, the Fiend race of #FiendFriday have gone through a lot.
Typically, they are represented as powerful demons, like Hell Biker, The Horsemen (Riders), Daisoujou, and even David.
Characters in TV shows, anime, and other media can help people of many backgrounds feel represented. It often empowers people to see characters that look/act like them, share their struggles, and grow through/overcome them. I’ve been working on character mashups. DM for inquires.