AKA Wally

Description: A Marie Antoinette for late-stage capitalism complete with "Mar-a-lago Face," a MAGA hat, and blistering ignorance of the wider world.

Description: Roll the windows down and turn the radio up.

Description: Roll the windows down and turn the radio up.

Description: Thus Always to Tyrants

Description: This is a celebration of community, care, mutual aid, and the strength of coming together. I invoke in the shape a sense of embracing arms and holding each other up, but I also wanted it to look vaguely like a human anatomical heart and perhaps a piece of fruit ripe for harvest because I was inspired by this part of a poem: "we are each other's harvest, we are each other's business, we are each other's magnitude and bond"-Gwendolyn Brooks

Description: This is a celebration of community, care, mutual aid, and the strength of coming together. I invoke in the shape a sense of embracing arms and holding each other up, but I also wanted it to look vaguely like a human anatomical heart and perhaps a piece of fruit ripe for harvest because I was inspired by this part of a poem: "we are each other's harvest, we are each other's business, we are each other's magnitude and bond"-Gwendolyn Brooks

Description: Diet culture is capitalism. Diet culture is white supremacy. What could you accomplish if you weren't spending your energy on being thin? Decolonize your relationship with food and your body. Burn it all down.

Description: Holiday gift for my TTRPG group inspired by their adopted/captive goblin buddy.

Description: A unicorn for my nibbling

Description: While visiting the Pilsen neighborhood of Chicago I learned that hummingbirds are used as a symbol similar to the monarch butterfly. After doing a bit of research, I found out that from Alaska to the Caribbean to South America, hummingbirds hold symbolic weight pretty much wherever they fly. From messengers of fortune, to warriors that fight bravely despite their size, to harbingers of death - hummingbirds means different things to different people. For me, they began to symbolize both the crossing of "physical" borders/honoring the journey of immigrants, but also a symbol of our capacity to cross all kinds of borders - all the arbitrary distinctions and binaries in our society, in our maps, and in ourselves. This celebrates that.

Description: The only kind of yacht club I would ever join. Long live Gladys and her pod of Orca allies!

Description: All love and support to our orca comrades! Sink the rich!

Description: Oscar Issac's Hippo song made me laugh out loud and punch the air with joy, and I wanted to celebrate that! Also felt like kind of a companion piece to my elephant ❤️🐘 Fat, loud, proud, and dangerous!!!

Description: Who doesn't love a Stern Brunch Daddy?! Shout out to author Andie J. Christopher for the creation of this gem of a literary term that always makes me giggle and to the podcast Fated Mates for making me aware of it.

Description: This is a nod to The White Rose, a student organization that resisted the Nazis and their rise in Germany. With the ever increasing rise of fascism in our modern world, I thought it wouldn't hurt to channel a little bit of their energy and remember to be vigilant and be loud.

Description: You are entitled to take up space! To be large! To be wonderfully present without shame, apology, or need for permission! Go out there and demand the space you need (mental, physical, emotional) for your WHOLE self and don’t let this world shrink you or your voice. Take this pachyderm friend with you if you need a reminder.

Description: Trans rights are human rights! Take care of yourself and your Trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming neighbors. It's scary out there, protect each other.

Description: A shout out to Baba Yaga and all the Crones out there with this last homage to Olivia Dade's All the Feels.

Description: Another design inspired by the inestimable Olivia Dade and her books. Font credit: "College" by Matthew Welch

Description: This design was inspired by the incredible t-shirts described in the romance novel All The Feels by Olivia Dade. It was also influenced by Truth Coming Out of Her Well, a painting by Jean-Léon Gérôme. Flaunt this design when you're feeling your power. Become ungovernable! Screech into the face of the universe!

Description: I read an article about the ongoing toxic culture of the book-banning that reported on an accusation that school libraries are the "arm of Satan," and this image just popped into my head. Librarians and library workers need loud, public, and unrelenting support right now and you can do your part by flaunting this shirt and pissing off some book-banners. I plan to donate half my profits from this to my local library association. The other half will go towards buying me and my fellow library workers a lot of chocolate.