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I heard Nobuhiko Okamoto is going in for throat surgery...I truly wish him a successful and speedy recovery. I really admire the passion he brings into his work and the life he gives to so many characters.
@NoTotally @formyths Was just getting back financially from a serious injury &YEARS of recovery.
Lost ALL income March 16.
EXCEPT this little side thing.
So, now it's MORE than a side thing.
If ur *NOT* struggling--& If u join--plz go ahead &share your access w/ anyone who IS.
https://t.co/EmhPZPVuN9
TODAY 27 May, 1pm. ONLINE FORUM series. Impact of COVID 19 on BAME people/Best ways to exit lockdown - Safe return to work, employee rights & equitable job recovery. Expert guest: Shavanah Taj, General Secretary Wales TUC. Email ginger@eyst.org.uk for link to join inewport
WED 27th May, 1pm. ONLINE FORUM series. Impact of COVID 19 on BAME people/Best ways to exit lockdown - Safe return to work, employee rights & equitable job recovery. Expert guest: Shavanah Taj, General Secretary Wales TUC. Email ginger@eyst.org.uk for link to join in.
We’re Elliot and Alex, and we’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
2/3 of our leads are trans because we want to tell stories we needed as kids.
Here’s a recent illustration of Dally, one of our main characters.
DAY 3 is RECOVERY.... What should I draw...? I wonder....
#PolyDiamondMonth
@HolBolDoTweet @mary_goglia Hi! We’re only six away from 500.
We’re developing a cozy superhero slice of life webcomic about found families and trauma recovery.
Growing up, we didn’t see trans people like us represented in media, so we’re telling those stories for kids like us to see.
@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.