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hey hi #portfolioday
im buttercup 🌼, afroindigenous sequential artist, illustrator, & animator available for work starting july // im a hard sci-fi/fantasy nerd & want to enable bipoc & queer rep !
🔗 https://t.co/SCOkusHfAX
👀 https://t.co/277gmo1KSC
📩 btrcpart@gmail.com
@haru_haze @Queen_Faelily Hola! Kit here, an upcoming bilingual variety video game streamer on Twitch. I am a queer sci-fi space witch mindful of holding safe spaces specific to LGBTQ+ and BIPOC communities across the galaxies 🏳️🌈💜
🎥 https://t.co/jE0TURNQlS
🎨 @/AAppariton
More art stuff I guess
#ArtistOnTwitter #art #procreate #digitalart #illustration #artist #BIPOCartist
hi y'all! I'm Jonny, author of Fifteen Hundred Miles from the Sun, about a boy who accidentally comes out as gay over Twitter while drunk and the long distance crush who slides into his DMs the next day 💛 out June 8.
#BIPOCdebuts https://t.co/e9A2Rt4cIh
Check out below what being a BIPOC women in the arts means to Elisa:
"Being a BIPOC woman in the arts means I am a part of making us visible. I get to help get our diverse stories out there and spread the love for who we are." ⭐
Learn more about Elisa TOMORROW!
"Being a Black woman in the arts feels special and powerful in the sense I can make other BIPOC feel seen in this craft with the work I do. (continued on IG)"
See more of Vanessa TOMORROW at our Showcase. Click the link in our bio to get tickets before it's too late!
Don’t forget you can check out the two specials that House of X Podcast has had. Our X-Gala for X podcasters and our BIPOC Roundtable Discussion. Click the link and watch, comment, like and subscribe to if you’d like to! https://t.co/t1Qu8jqGSU
#XTwitter
"We are art. We are creators and muses. Being a bipoc woman in the arts means to me power in a sense I have an audience that would listen to my voice and my work. Also, to inspire many including young bipoc girls that would look up to me and see they can do it too" -Cyn Ovando⭐
Heya, question for bipoc people (Japanese especially), I'm trying to figure out if it would be appropriation to cosplay a character from 15th century-ish Japan? His name is Kokushibou and here is an attached picture. I've been trying to figure out what background his clothing has
if anyone wants to get mad at me for saying white people shouldn’t speak for bipoc can they at least call me cute first
See below what being a BIPOC Artist means to Francilla ✨
"Having creative independence and freedom of expression in subjects that stand at the core of my art practice."
Don't miss more about Francilla on April 9th. Click the link in our bio for tickets today!
"To be a BIPOC woman to me is so powerful. I look at all we do on a small and large scale and I am in awe. We all share such deep roots and I want to honor that in my work at all times." says Christie (@Chez_Christie), one of the featured artists in this Friday's Art Showcase! ✨
"[Being a BIPOC Artist] means creating endless possibilities and expressing the uniqueness that makes me who I am...while making history. It means paving the way for the next generation of BIPOC women in the arts."
See more of Shardaya THIS Friday, April 19th! ✨
"Being a BIPOC woman artist means that I have a way to amplify my voice." says Laura Di Piazza (@laura_dipiazza) one of the artists who will be showcased this Friday, April 19th! ✨
Learn more about Laura at our Showcase, Click the link in our bio to get tickets now!
Check out what it means to be a BIPOC Artist for Michelle ✨
"I believe it means having the ability to project and amplify my own unique voice. It’s having the ability to tell a story without words."
See more of her April 9th, click the link in our bio to get tickets now!
Check out what being a BIPOC Artist means to Stephanie ✨
"It means everything to me, unfortunately in today’s world when they hear female artist they automatically think of white women and I want to help change that narrative."
See more of her in 6 days at our Art Showcase!
@eeentropy Hello Shannon, I am a BIPOC artist who would love to produce some work for google. I specialise on narrative art for book and magazine covers however I also do sequential art and character design. Check out my website at https://t.co/4HijCUMVJa
"Being a BIPOC means that I have the chance to tell my story my way. I get to create worlds and images that don't readily exist for women who look like me, while simultaneously celebrating them. . . (Caption continued on IG)
Get to know Bri at our Showcase on April 9th!