We sat down with animator and illustrative artist Pippin Lee Truman to chat about their artwork, intersectionality, and their advice for fellow artists! Check out the interview below! V: What inspires your artwork? P: I would say that my inspiration mainly comes from the media around me, especially things like comics, because they’re such an…
Read. My. Body. Language. Don’t talk to me! As always, you can buy this artwork as a print or on products like cushions, phone cases and more in our Society6 store! Plus, scroll down to see it in a range of desktop wallpaper resolutions. 1024 x 768 1280 x 1024 1920 x 1080
This is me. All of me. U want it? U got it.
my mami’s hands are always soft like the reindeer named Twinkles who i cuddled with at night she would make up bedtime stories about Twinkles my imagination growing like a sunflower her hands have carried me through loss through happiness through debilitating depression when i was a young girl she sliced her finger open on…
rabha ashry is an arab poet who is terrified that graduating university means that she will be sentenced to a life of housewife-misery just like her mother. she writes poetry to stay sane and remind herself how to breathe. rabha ashry is mother to ganoush the cat. she lets him sleep in her bed every night…
Dear men everywhere; women don’t have to smile for you. We do not exist to look pretty for you. We aren’t decorative scenery for your one-man show; we have our own lives and our own struggles that you know nothing about. Stop telling us to smile.
I graduated college two weeks ago and I find myself already lost. The place I have called home for the past four years has shut its doors to me and I’m left outside hyperventilating under the hot Middle East sun. This sounds dire, and to me, it is. Four years ago I started school at New…
BDSM has been in the media a bit more than usual recently thanks to the popularity of Fifty Shades of Grey. While it’s great to see it being talked about more, Fifty Shades is not the greatest example of safe BDSM practice. I won’t go into too much detail, but there’s a lot of information on…
Festival season is here – remember to be respectful and think about the cultural implications of what you wear! And of course, have fun, be safe and look out for one another! Happy festivalling to all our bitches!
Today’s inspirational woman: Harnaam Kaur. Kaur is a 24 year old British woman with Polycystic ovary syndrome, which causes her to grow facial hair. Kaur spent many years of her life battling her facial hair, constantly removing it to better fit in with our society’s ideas about what women should look like. But when she…
