#liberal jane

[triumph-of-adaptation]

Liberal Jane ‘24

[marauders4evr]

Since July is Disability Pride Month

(as opposed to every other month when we're all demure about disability rights /gentle sarcasm)

I wanted to highlight one of my favorite artists: Liberal Jane.

[ckts4cc]

Title: Liberal Jane Large Posters (Set 1)

Description: Super excited to bring you posters featuring art by Liberal Jane! There's 10 swatches in this set, and I'm hoping to make more in the future as they have so many inspiring artworks!

Such massive thank yous goes out to them for allowing me this opportunity, and I hope you'll all go check out their work too.

Please let me know if there are any problems and I’ll do whatever I can to fix them.

TOS: Do not claim as your own. Do not link on any pay sites. Do not upload on any pay sites.

Credits: Liberal Jane Sims 4 Studio ChronicallyKiki

Requirements: Set Poster DIY (mesh)

Download: Sim FIle Share Ko-Fi

I always recommend using “bb.moveobjects” to better place items. With this, you can hold Alt while placing objects for better freedom of choice. But there’s also a couple of other things you can play with: Ctrl & 9 will lift objects. Ctrl & 0 will lower objects. Shift & [ will decrease an object’s size. Shift & ] will increase an object’s size.

[liberaljane]

📢 last call on September Sticker Club! 🌲

sign up by September 30, 2025 to snag this month's sticker and double-sided bookmark 🐈 (all while supporting indie feminist art!) ❤️

[fanzines]

Beautiful Support Your Local Library illustration and print by artist @liberaljane (buy it on her site). Here are three ways to get started, which she recommends: 1) Get a library card (it’s free and usually just requires proof of residency!) 2) Attend your local library’s events and programming. 3) Advocate for increased support and funding. Someone on the original tweet also recommended donating books and materials, which you no longer use - always worth asking your local librarians what sort of things they need for the library. My suggestion: 4) Start a zine club at your local library, where you can share and / or read zines with others, or even make zines with others. Zine clubs are an awesome way to meet people, make friends and explore more zines. And, if you're lucky, your library may have a zine library or zine collection. If not, speak to your local librarians about setting one up! ✨

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[houseofpurplestars]

Digital illustration of an indigenous woman and her child sitting on the floor. She’s looking back and is wearing a grey bodycon dress with text that reads, ‘clean water is a human right.’ Behind her, a toddler is looking at you and is wearing a green striped shirt and green pants. Between them is a water bottle labeled ‘sink water’ filled with a brown liquid.

art by Liberal Jane @ liberaljanee

[padawan-historian]

“History has taught…it is not enough for people to be angry—the supreme task is to organize and unite people so that their anger becomes a transforming force.” — Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., February 23, 1968

Art credit // Liberal Jane