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@CardboardHerald @CLMorse1 @fictionalfemale 100% agree. We need more concrete representation in comics and not an afterthought in subtext or hidden references years later.
Its why all of the #comics we produce are #LGBTQ inclusive from the start <3
I wanted to do the #faceyourartchallenge but I didn't want to use the same 12 pics I use for everything. So I cleaned up some sketches/pieces I hadn't been happy with. They're not super polished, but they are new & a better representation of my sketchbook 😽
#faceourart
Avalon: Web of Magic #fanart from Allie - Emily, Adriane, and Kara were a big part of my life and creative career.
Oh hey, btw- these drawings are fan art and are NO WAY official representations of these characters. I just wanted to have some fun and draw them again ^ ^
@daydarion While they're quite large here in these drawings I feel that the koikatsu model I made is a better representation of her size.
A redesign of a childhood OC, Shemp!
Don't have any photos of what he looked like, so I doodled a little representation!
New enemy for UIR
The Wendigo representation, Yusuf. Known simply as the Hurdy Gurdy man. A former hunter now turned cannibal, he is a dangerous man that consumes any and all living things. A greed that cannot be satiated
Given the conversation around @mustangsart's combat wheelchair (which, as a person who uses a wheelchair, i friggin LOVE), Im reminded of a book I read earlier this year. If you want to understand disability representation in a fantasy setting, this is a good place to start.
Disabled kids should get to see characters like them. Support KEEP STARING, a kids-on-bikes comic book story where all the core kids are disabled, with LGBT and POC present as well, for just $10. Everyone deserves representation in pop culture. https://t.co/lsZQlvznom PLEASE RT!
THANKS @CapcomFighters for bring Akira¡ Rival School need more representation, and she is a great character¡ I have a lot of hype for her¡ #StreetFighterV #Akira #RivalSchools
Saw a good piece on The Today show this morning about non-white kids who have trouble finding characters that look like them in books. I'm trying my best to fix that. If you know queer, Latinx, or Black kids who need representation in books can I suggest Dead Weight & Hotel Dare?
How does your brain know what you're doing? We used fMRI decoding techniques to investigate how the actions we perform alter sensory representations in the brain. https://t.co/MIXUC2d4hx
Hi, I’m Laura! I love drawing stuff, particularly stuff from shows/films/video games with queer representation. Thanks for supporting me! ☺️🏳️🌈✨
🖼 Etsy - https://t.co/T5ca5jWK8f
☕️ Ko-fi - https://t.co/bJ2Z4PjXGc
📸 insta - https://t.co/phohwXP8EA
👩🏻🦰 Commissions - DM
On the topic of representation, although Cain comes across to me as being American, his surname (or is it a middle name, its confusing) gives the implication he has some kind of Scottish heritage, and I at the very least absolutely headcanon him this way u wu
Miako has known Dawa since they were an infant and is an older brother figure to them. 'Gods have horns' refers to that in The Motherland the primary depiction of their God is a horned entity, thus deities will wear horn representations + some info on Miako's headpiece!