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Happy pride!! One of the many, many new pride designs this month (we've already dropped three new designs so far!) is celebrating the asexual community! This design is available on all these items and more including stickers and cards over on my Threadless store!
Piplup! :D
twiggy / twigtail
Dance is such a beautiful art form — one that has been a huge part of my life ever since I was little. The combination of hard work and graceful artistry really make it something special to me.
I wanted to capture the ethereal quality of ballet and create something that dancers could use to show off their love of their craft. With this design specifically, I wanted to spotlight the talented ballerinas of the Black community who so often are overlooked, underappreciated, and underrepresented.
This design is available as stickers, magnets, shirts, art prints, and much more over on my Threadless store, and they make the perfect gift for any ballerina!
Shop designs here!
Ever since I was little, I wanted to be an artist. It's the earliest answer I remember giving to the question "what do you want to be when you grow up?"
I was always drawing. Always. My mom converted a broom closet into an art closet with a ream of printer paper and a box of crayola markers at my level so I could get them whenever I wanted (and so she didn't have to stop what she was doing every ten minutes to get me more paper).
I had cardboard boxes to store my toys that I had decorated every inch of. I had a cardboard refrigerator box that I turned into a clubhouse. A wall-sized piece of cardboard lived in our dining room, muraled with drawings. I had boxes upon boxes of drawings stored under my bed. When we went out to eat, a notebook and a pen were the easiest way to keep me occupied (bonus points if the restaurant had crayons!).
As I got older, drawing stayed my favorite hobby, but I no longer believed I could do anything of substance with it. It was a fanciful child's dream, nothing more.
Now, I'm an adult running my own online store filled with dozens of products featuring MY art! I've made my childhood self's dream come true, and that feeling is indescribable. Little me would be so proud.
(and yes, I really did own that outfit, and that's my real childhood teddy bear)
Okay, I need tumblr's opinion on this, because I feel like I can trust you guys to give me a real opinion, y'know?
A friend of mine wanted this design, and I think it's really fun, but I don't know if my perception is clouded by nostalgia, so I need your opinion.
Thoughts on this design?
I like it and I would buy it
I like it but I wouldn't buy it
I like it but I think it could be improved in a way I will elaborate on
I don't like it
Thank you all for your input! I'm really interested to see the results of this poll!
🚨 New Art Alert! 🚨
Show of hands — who relates to this? 🙋🏻♀️
Right now everything is....a lot. The news. The economy. Bigotry. Sometimes just the act of deciding what to have for lunch feels like a mountain.
If you want a little too-thinky chameleon of your own, you can find this little emotional support friend on my threadless shop on tees, notebooks, stickers, magnets, pins, and bags, among other things.
Shop the design here!
