Tapestries
Description: A humorous illustration of a brown owlbear sitting in the back of a wagon. They have an intense, focused look on their face as they sit awkwardly on their rear with their hind legs splayed out. This particular owlbear has a feathered owl head, a furry bear body, and a band of feathers encircling their waist. This is an illustration for The Owlbear Reintroduction Program, a tabletop role-playing adventure that was played on the Writing Alchemy podcast. In it, Willa the gecko lizardperson rogue, Tarragon the orc bard, and D’Zân the weredragon druid participated in a project that is reestablishing owlbears in areas where the owlbear populations have been previously wiped out. Illustration by Meghan Dornbrock.
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Description: The hate & erasure intersex people experience are hard, and knowing your worth is magic. Intersex people are glorious and if you can do so safely, this design is to express some pride in yourself and your community. As I (to my knowledge) am not intersex, I forward 50% of my profits from this design to the OII Europe. If you would like to suggest a different intersex organization as recipient of that money, please contact me at [email protected].
Description: #MoreColorMorePride Even within the LGBT community, people of color often lack recognition for their achievements and are not treated equally. To fuel conversation about inclusivity both within and outside of the LGBTQ+ community, black and brown stripes were added to Philadelphia's pride flag in 2017.
