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@erin-nations
Recently, I was asked to create some illustrations for a piece by Will Darling. He has a new sex and dating column in The Stranger called “Trans In The City.” I can’t wait to read more! You can read his first piece here:
https://www.thestranger.com/slog/2021/11/09/62604389/diary-of-a-hole
now lets admire one of my favorite quotes about TRANSNESS
art by @erin-nations
[id: a drawing of a person with short brown hair wearing a jean jacket and red shirt next to the quote “I never really related to the theory that being trans meant my body didn’t match my brain. I feel like this is a handy narrative that puts all of the pressure and responsibility for change onto trans people and off of the rest of society... my day-to-day struggles are not so much between me and my body. I am not trapped in the wrong body; I am trapped in a world that makes very little space for bodies like mine. — Ivan Coyote (Tomboy Survival Guide)”]
Thanks for the mention @septicstank ! I did draw and letter this image, but I should also credit Jourdan Tymkow who took the photo of Ivan, that I traced from. P.S. Go read all of Ivan Coyote’s work! And if anyone wants to read trans and queer comics, check me out on instagram (@elnations) which is where I posted this illustration and quote.
Maybe they weren’t all couples, but there was definitely some chemistry there...
Who are some of your favorites? I know I missed a lot.
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I love this. So tender.
Hey Chicago, I have some copies of my zine “Introvert” at Quimby’s. If you don’t have it, check it out!
www.quimbys.com
NEW TOTE BAGS AVAILABLE!
Head over to my online store to get one!
ADDITIONAL INFO
Lightweight screen-printed tote
Tote Brand: Port Authority - B150
Material: 100% cotton sheeting
Reinforced stitching on handles
Dimensions: 15.75"h x 14.75"w
NEW PRONOUN PINS AVAILABLE!
Head over to my online store to get one!
ADDITIONAL INFO
Pronouns are engraved into maple plywood using a 3D laser printer.
Everything (from the pins to the packaging) are handmade.
Sizes: She/Her and He/Him are 1.5" x 1.5" They/Them is 2" x 1.5″
Reposting this one because it’s gonna be another miserably hot day. I drew this 3 years ago (almost) to the day. To anyone who binds, you are in my thoughts. It’s one of the most uncomfortable things I’ve done. It’s incredibly awful in the summer. Be safe. Stay hydrated. If it’s possible, try a sports bra or go without compressing your chest. Wear cotton and linen. Choose a mid-length binder over the full-length ones. Some suggest baby powder under the binder. For folks with friends who bind, invite them to your air conditioned houses/apartments. Maybe offer them rides in your air conditioned cars if they bike or take public transportation. I never wanted to go anywhere during the summer when I was binding because I knew the trek would be sweaty and awful.
Hey everyone, I’m reaching out to see if anyone wants to help support this little queer + woman owned comic book shop in Portland. They have 5 days left of their Kickstarter campaign. (Ends on May 7 2019.)
Books with Pictures is an inclusive feminist space that carries a variety of diverse comics. The first time I stopped in, I was excited to see the large number of self published zines by trans creators. As Katie Proctor says in the video, “...we have protagonist in our comics that are people of color, that are people with disabilities, all sorts of queer comics, we especially focus on having comics with people of different genders and sexualities, and really just being a space where absolutely anyone can find a comic book that feels like home for them.”
Books with Pictures is planning to move into a new space, but they need some help with moving costs, remodeling the bathroom to make it more accessible, and other repairs.
One of the rewards is a tote curated be me! For $100 you’ll receive a BwP tote filled with a BwP sticker, a signed copy of the Gumballs trade paperback, and an original drawing by me!
I understand $100 might be a lot, but if you can consider donating a dollar or sharing this campaign that would be appreciated! LINK: Books with Pictures Great Big Move!
Thanks!
This is sample of a comic I created for the anthology How To Wait: An Anthology of Transition. It’s about the wait that occurs during different stages of my transition.
“How to Wait is an art, writing, and comics anthology, edited by Sage Persing, that collects the work of 30 trans, nonbinary, and gender-non-conforming artists as they attempt to cope with the myriad forms of waiting that come with their transitions and experience of gender.”
Contributors Include: Gabriel Howell, AJ Rio-Glick, E.L. Tedana, Allspice, Erin Nations, Joris Bas Backer, Sam Owens, Maia Kobabe, Samuel Luke, Krysta Morningstarr-Cox, Oliver Northwood, Indie Beare, Laurel Lynne Leake, Mister Loki, Ash Wadi, Kou Chen, Sage Persing, Kat Ghastly, Will Betke-Brunswick, Simon Williamson, Veronica Casson, Joa Blumenkranz, Charlie Davies, Jae Zander Kitinoja, Jamie Diaz, Sonya Saturday, Oce, Ajuan Mance, Kimball Anderson, Maia Vlcek
To read the full comic, support trans/non binary/gender non-conforming artists and buy a copy online! (As of 04/28/2019, the book is sold out, but it’s being reprinted and copies should be available in two weeks!)
ORDER “HOW TO WAIT” HERE
I’m thrilled to announce that Gumballs has been nominated for an Eisner Award!! It’s an honor to be nominated for “Best Publication for Teens (13-17).”
You can read the full list of the 2019 nominees at San Diego Comic-Con International. (Head over to Top Shelf Productions to read about the other fantastic titles from Top Shelf that were nominated.)
It's high time for a list of trans and genderqueer comics. Feast your eyes on these illustrated wonders and the gender diversity they represent.
“GUMBALLS BY ERIN NATIONS - The really nice thing about this book is that Erin profiles other people on the LGBTQ rainbow. That, plus the vignettes about Erin’s life and transition, make this a true gumball machine of trans-inclusive joy.”
Did y'all know April is Comic Book Month in Portland?
There are several comic events happening throughout the month, including an art exhibit next Thursday (April 4th) at at City Hall.
I'm excited to be apart of the exhibit! You can see a page from one of my comics, including the work of 25 other local cartoonists.
In addition, there will be over 30 local comic book creators, publishers, educators, nonprofits, and collectives, showcasing the range of talent and diversity in the Portland comic community.
Click the link to read more details. It's free, open to the public, and there will be pizza and kombucha!
Some of the exhibitors include: Dark Horse Comics, Floating World Comics, Sophie Franz (poster artist), Helioscope, IDW Woodworks, The Nib, Portland Zine Symposium, Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, and many more!
Click the following links to learn more:
OTHER EVENTS Apart of Portland Comic Book Month
FACEBOOK Event Page
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