nayashardez:

So I finally finished ladyyatexel’s ISH (Read: http://www.ladyyatexel.com/swanish.php) after a long lapse in reading, and I had almost forgotten I loved Jhonen’s characters and the world that LYX placed them in…

All this drawing and writing inspiration, I am bursting at the seams!

So yeah, this is one of several doodles I be churned out today. I am working on a large Homocides performance piece centered on Nny and Edgar now, too. I am so happy that my muse is back, and in this form.

Awww~  I am happy you finally finished it! I know I lost a lot of people at the end there because I had to take such a huge break, but I am happy you were one of the ones who were finally able to AND that it helped inspire you to make things! That is the best thing ever.  

I dig the look of your tiny scary Johnny!  So much of my love for that guy is that he’s shorter and built smaller than all the people he has total control over, haha. 

The SWANISH guys have been popping up left and right for me lately, there must be something in the internet water!  Maybe I will post some of the doodles I made of them recently and make some new things with you~

feministdisney:

fatgirlscanrockit:

thisisthinprivilege:

writeswrongs:

satelliteshowers:

fattyforever:

curvily:

How often have you been shopping and you come across something that is just PERFECT, but does not go up to your size? Over 60% of American women wear a size 14 or above, but only 17% of clothing sold is 14 & up. That is a ridiculous disparity.

Moreover, when some brands move into plus (ahem H&M), they throw their signature trendy looks by the wayside in favor of flowy dark fabrics that they think “work” for plus sizes. That is crap. Plus size women want color, print, and structure. Moreover, we want variety. A group this numerous cannot be a monolith, and since style is such a personal thing, we all have different tastes. I want #plussizeplease to be a way to showcase the demand for styles we’d buy and rock, and all the money brands are forfeiting by refusing to expand their sizes.

So here’s how to use it:

1) Snap a picture of a garment you love but does not come in your size. Include the brand and price, tagging the company if possible. For example, I am in love with this Zara marble print dress. I would have purchased it yesterday if it went above a size L. My tweet would be:

“.@Zara marble print sheath, $59. I’d buy it right now if it came in my size. #plussizeplease”

2) Use it on any social media – Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, Pinterest… even Facebook supports hashtags now.

3) Tag anything you’d purchase, whether in store or online.

4) Feel free to include the size range it comes in and/or the size you think you’d need. Sizing can be tricky, so this is definitely not required.

5) Tell your friends! I don’t just want this to be a blogger thing – I want all women who wear size 14 and up to show their purchasing power and share styles they love. Let’s be unignorable!

Um, yes. I will be doing this.

Yes. I support this movement

watch me be loud as hell

Activism! #plussizeplease

Oh i WILL be doing this.

I LOVE and support this idea so much.

I have yet to use my twitter, but this seems like a good.

(via feministdisney)