Disabled Digital Artist

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[ogrefairy]

Hi I'm Ogrefairy and am a Disabled Artist and I just want to share some screenshots from my About, Portfolio, Disabled Beauty Series, and Disabled Cutie Coloring Pages page from my website because I could really use some support!

[IDs: Some screenshots from my website of the pages that are listed above are going to follow this. Everything is described in detail on my website itself]

The Disabled Cutie Coloring Pages can be downloaded directly from my website!!! It's a kind of pay what you want deal where I would appreciate if you toss me something but it is not required for you to. I would love to see the finished pages if you end up coloring them.

[ogrefairy]

I love your artwork and really appreciate the effort, skill and passion that you put into every piece. Thank you!

<3 I love to draw and if I happen to touch someone along the way, all the better. I love all the good the Disabled Beauty Series has done and that I can do something meaningful

[ogrefairy]

Would you be willing to draw someone with birthmarks? The kind that don’t look cool or pretty but actually look like me.

I’m taking a little break from personal commissions at the moment so the portrait series is on pause but to answer your question absolutely. This series isn’t about drawing anyone “pretty” It’s about drawing people as they are. About drawing the whole them and trying to find that inner confidence and let it shine because we are all beautiful as ourselves completely. I just want to be able to show it. 

[ogrefairy]

After 6 years I have made a new self portrait and an addition to the Disabled Beauty Series. Thank you for coming on this journey with me.

This series will always be for Disabled people. Non disabled people can appreciate it and share it and lift it up but it was never with your eyes in mind. There is so much media "of us" but this series is made to celebrate disabled people and how beautiful we are.

I think celebrating disabled creatives and making sure our work is seen and appreciated over work and media that are not even made for us is important now more than ever.

I love my fellow disabled creatives!!! We are amazing!

You can see the full series here on my website and in my bio.

[ID: a digital drawing of a white person with long brown hair that is purple that fades down into red in the front. They have purple circular glasses with silver accents on them. They have their tongue sticking out and are holding up a middle finger. They are wearing a black denim punk jacket with lots of pins and patches. The sleeves say “Progress Not Pity” and “Disabled Isn’t a Bad Word” and Only Knives Left”. They are wearing their “The Future is Accessible” shirt made by Annie Segarra, and a long black skirt. They are sitting in their wheelchair and holding their crutches which are covered in stickers. Behind them the background is a faded red color and has the typical art nouveau inspired background full of many plants which reflect their own indoor plants. Overall they have a confident and rebellious energy.]

[ogrefairy]

New Year, New Art!

Here's a surprise. 5 new Disabled Cutie Coloring Pages which have been posted to my website and are free to download like all the others. I may also have a Cuties themed plan in the works that you'll just have to wait and see about. For now I'm really proud of this bunch of baddies who are out here looking hot and ready to steal hearts

[ID: 5 digital drawings that are just clean black lineart on white paper background featuring a variety of disabled people. 

The first is a person with an afro and a beard who is dancing and signing the sign for "Beautiful" in ASL. They are in a top with a heart cut out on their chest and a flared out a-line skirt.

The season is a person standing calm with the aid of their cane which is covered in spikes to decorate it but also ward off unwanted grabbing. They are in their underwear and a small tank top with their large belly out showing stretch marks and have small breasts.

Next is a more masc looking person with hairy arms, legs, chest, and belly and some stubble along with a mullet. They are crouched down on the ground and are dressed in nothing but cut off shorts and combat boots. They have a limb difference on their right hand and only have three fingers. 

Then is a more femme looking person in a wheelchair with a flat chest in a party dress in heels with long wavy hair. They look poised and cool. 

Last is a person that is visible from behind. They are topless, wearing only low-rise pants and knee high lace-up boots. They have a long scar going from the back of their head all the way down to the base of their low back. There is also a smaller additional scar to the left of that one at the bottom. They have a mop of curly hair on their head. ]

There are more detailed IDs on my website!

[ogrefairy]

Crips for eSims for Gaza is a mutual aid collective that Alice Wong helped establish and was a cause very close to her heart so I am offering more of the portraits I drew of her as prints.

eSims are still necessary as infrastructure for the internet that hasn't been restored with continued bombardment despite a ceasefire.

Every eSim contributes to a whole world of daily communication for everyday people and for essential workers like journalists, doctors, and paramedics.

Crips for eSims for Gaza has been in the red by a few thousand this past month and as it nears two years, every little bit counts.

I have felt really powerless ever since Alice passed on and want to do something for her. I would like to offer these two prints as “pay what you can”. I will donate all proceeds (minus the cost of stamps) directly to Crips for eSims for Gaza.

[ID: The first image is a drawing of Alice with an image stating "Crips for eSims for Gaza" over it. The border of that has watermelon slices and seeds on it.

 a mostly black and white portrait that is kind of sketchy featuring Alice, an Asian woman sitting in a power wheelchair in the center of the image. She is looking straight ahead. She has a tracheotomy on her neck and is holding the hose attached to it gently in her hand. The only color is her bright red lipstick. Superimposed over her is a giant image of a roaring tiger, showing her ferocity. This image was painted in 2023.]

The third image is a portrait Alice again. Her hair looks purple and her lipstick is burgundy. wearing a breathing device over her nose. She is wearing a grey hoodie and dark shirt under it and is viewed from the right side at a downward angle. The background is like a faded sunset full of little speckled stars. This drawing was painted in 2018.

The last image is just the "Crips for eSims for Gaza" image]

#Alice Wong

[ogrefairy]

Crips for eSims for Gaza  is a mutual aid collective that Alice Wong helped establish and was a cause very close to her heart and ever since she passed away I have been looking for a place to put my feelings.

eSims are still necessary as infrastructure for the internet that hasn't been restored with continued bombardment despite a ceasefire. 

Every eSim contributes to a whole world of daily communication for everyday people and for essential workers like journalists, doctors, and paramedics. 

Crips for eSims for Gaza has been in the red by a few thousand this past month and as it nears two years, every little bit counts.

I have felt really powerless ever since Alice passed on and to do something for her, I would like to offer these two prints as “pay what you can”. I will donate all proceeds (minus the cost of stamps) directly to Crips for eSims for Gaza. 

This is such an important cause and it meant so much to Alice. I want to do this in her memory. 

If you're interested in purchasing a print please message me here or email me at [email protected]

If you would like to donate directly to Crips for eSims for Gaza, their link is in my bio.

For Alice. 

[ID: The first image is a picture of the “Crips for eSims for Gaza logo, which has those words surrounded by a border with watermelon slices and seeds. Behind the image her can see a bit of Alice’s “Dreamlike Portrait”

Next is the actual “Dreamlike Portrait” Alice is sitting in a power wheelchair and has a screen shield in front of her face. She has a breathing mask and is floating in space. Around her are planets, stars, and floating ice cream. The entire image has a dreamlike quality to it with very vivid colors. 

Last is Alice’s “Disabled Beauty Portrait” She is wearing her classic red lipstick, a tiger themed gray sweatshirt, and orange pants and she has a tracheostomy tube going from her neck that she is holding gently in her hands. She is sitting in her power wheelchair. The background is art nouveau inspired and tiger stripe themed with magnolias and tiger lilies.]

[ogrefairy]

Cripple Punk as a movement has always meant so much to me ever since I first saw @crpl-pnk's posts back in 2016.

I want to make a zine to capture our history. To immortalize it. I see posts on places like instagram were people are positing about being queer crips and other alt crip posts but they don't even know they're preaching and living cripple punk mythos. Most of these people don't know about Tai or a lot of other people who have lost over the years.

I would love this zine to not just be a collection but to be educational.

I already have someone who has agreed to help me with layout and printing. I want this to be a big project.

Please if you are interested message me or email me at [email protected]. Feel free to tell any cripplepunks you know. I really want this to happen

[ID: a digital drawing featuring two disabled people. The first is thin with short orange hair and many facial piercings and missing their left leg. The second is fat with longer hair that is braided and purple on the ends. they have glasses and also have some piercings. They are holding a forearm crutch at their side. Both people are white and sitting and are dressed in black with many patches, many disability or pride themed. Above them is the hashtag #CripplePunk]

[ogrefairy]

Cripple Punk as a movement has always meant so much to me ever since I first saw @crpl-pnk's posts back in 2016.

I want to make a zine to capture our history. To immortalize it. I see posts on places like instagram were people are positing about being queer crips and other alt crip posts but they don't even know they're preaching and living cripple punk mythos. Most of these people don't know about Tai or a lot of other people who have lost over the years.

I would love this zine to not just be a collection but to be educational.

I already have someone who has agreed to help me with layout and printing. I want this to be a big project.

Please if you are interested message me or email me at [email protected]. Feel free to tell any cripplepunks you know. I really want this to happen

[ID: a digital drawing featuring two disabled people. The first is thin with short orange hair and many facial piercings and missing their left leg. The second is fat with longer hair that is braided and purple on the ends. they have glasses and also have some piercings. They are holding a forearm crutch at their side. Both people are white and sitting and are dressed in black with many patches, many disability or pride themed. Above them is the hashtag #CripplePunk]

[ogrefairy]

Disabled Beauty Portrait of Callie from 2023

[ID: a digital portrait featuring a black woman with dark skin and passion twists in her hair. She is wearing clear plastic framed glasses, a navy collar-less button down shirt, and has her arms crossed in frost of her. Behind her is a jungle green background with giant swiss cheese leaves, some jade plants, and lots and lots of pearl necklace plants hanging down all around everywhere. The background has a little more angular and art deco vibe to it than my usual works. Callie has a warm and inviting smile.]

[ogrefairy]

Portrait of Kaitlyn Yang from 2023. She is a VFX Supervisor and CEO of Alpha Studios. She has worked on movies such as "The Barbie Movie", "The American Born Chinese", "Black Panther" and "Wakanda Forever", and "Crazy Rich Asians"

It is long overdo that I post this

[ID: a digital portrait of an asian woman sitting in a power wheelchair with her arms and legs crossed in front of her. She has long, thick chestnut hair with thick bangs. She is wearing a light tan blazer with multiple rows of buttons and jeans. Behind her the background is teal and blue pixels.]

[ogrefairy]

Preview of my Disabled Cuties Series which will soon be available as both digital downloads and printed coloring book pages in my shop once I make it public so be on the lookout!! https://ogrefairy.com

[ID: a series of 10 images featuring linearts of disabled people with diverse bodies and disabilities, mostly in lingerie with their assisting devices looking confident and hot as themselves]

This series is now offered on my website here: https://www.ogrefairy.com/disabled-cuties

[ogrefairy]

The Disabled Cuties Coloring Pages are offered for free on my website right here!

[ogrefairy]

​Just wanna do a little check in. I'm doing a lot better than I was back when I made a hiatus post on my other social media (I guess I neglected tumblr, I apologize for that). I'm not ready to come back, I'm still taking a break for now but I wanted to let you know that I'm okay. Really okay. Thank you all for being patient and wonderful

☆- Ogrefairy

[ogrefairy]

I am so happy to share a collaboration between me and K.S.C. Hatch who created this fantastic embroidery using a couple of my Disabled Cuties for their Sacred Love/Sacred Lives series.

A series of mixed-medium embroidery pieces celebrating the sacredness of disabled, trans, and queer folks.

You can see more of their work on their website kaitlynschatch.com/sacred-lovesacred-lives and @ksc_hatch on instagram

The postcard is by @radicalemprints on instagram

[ID: three photos the first features three items displayed. the embroidery hoop shows a work that was carefully stitched that features two of my Disabled Cuties. The first has brown skin and black hair. They are wearing purple underwear and are using a hot pink manual wheelchair. The second person is white and has long brown hair. They are wearing dark blue underwear and are using a light blue power wheelchair. Above them it reads "Disabled Love is Sacred" and beneath the words there is a little heart pin. Above the piece there is a patch which reads ""Cross-Disability Solidarity" and next to it is a post card that reads "Our Love is More Powerful Than Profits. anti-capitalist love notes"

The next photo has all of the same things except the embroidery hoop is flipped over to show the back and the signatures. It reads "A Collaboration Ksc sept 2023 AND Ogrefairy"

The last image is a stand alone of the postcard by radicalemprints

[ogrefairy]

Preview of my Disabled Cuties Series which will soon be available as both digital downloads and printed coloring book pages in my shop once I make it public so be on the lookout!! https://ogrefairy.com

[ID: a series of 10 images featuring linearts of disabled people with diverse bodies and disabilities, mostly in lingerie with their assisting devices looking confident and hot as themselves]

[ogrefairy]

So these are no longer offered on my shop as I can no longer afford to have a shop on my website at all but that's okay because I've decided that this time they can be at a pay what you want kinda deal and if that means absolutely nothing, that is okay too! Link below.

Disabled Cutie Coloring Pages

All of my Disabled Cutie Coloring Page drawings can be seen and image descriptions can be read in full on my website linked

If you end up downloading and coloring, I would love to see the results just tag me or whatever!

Reminder: The Disabled Cuties started out as a relaxing project about body positivity during a time where I was personally hitting a very low point in my life so like. If you don't see something that personally resonates with you, this was just supposed to be a little personal thing that people ended up asking for later

[ogrefairy]

hey i just wanted to say thanks so much for that recent post with the disabled folks with their aids in lingerie, i’ve never really seen other people in my age group using a rollator, and the one you drew looks just like me in long hair, so it was a kind of life altering moment for me 🥰🥰

anyways i for sure plan on buying the coloring page when the shop opens but in the meantime i couldn’t wait and wanted to show you the coloring i did to make it looks like me and then was inspired to have my first ever “pretty and confident in my rollator” photoshoot!!!

just wanted to show you the positive impact your art had on me 🥰🥰🥰🥰

if you think abt it pls let me know when the coloring pages are available for purchase!!!

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Hey missed this message from ages ago but thank you. unfortunately my shop is down right now because I can't afford squarespace's expenses but might reopen on etsy? Either way, hope you grabbed the coloring pages while they were available.

You look great in your photoshoot!

[ogrefairy]

Like I said in my pinned post but Disabled Cuties Coloring Pages are once again offered on my website, this time at a pay what you want kinda deal and if that means absolutely nothing, that is okay.

If you end up downloading and coloring, I would love to see the results just tag me or whatever!

All of my Disabled Cutie Coloring Page drawings can be seen and image descriptions can be read in full on my website linked Reminder: The Disabled Cuties started out as a relaxing project about body positivity during a time where I was personally hitting a very low point in my life so like. If you don't see something that personally resonates with you, this was just supposed to be a little personal thing that people ended up asking for later

[ogrefairy]

Not a question, but your art brings tears to my eyes, as a kid and teen, I was never represented positively in the media. Ily 🤟🏽

I'm so so glad to hear it. that's exactly why I do what I do!