just a handy little info chart on the spectrums of sexuality.
/Edit: I forgot to give credit this is a screenshot from a video made by a content creator called Lily Orchard you should check her channel out it's amazing
I use Photopea to place gifs in my graphics! You can use it to also assemble your graphic, but I prefer using ibisPaint X since I’m more familiar with it.
On the home page, you should click “Open From Computer”, and upload the graphic you want to add a gif to. I will be using a square frame (credit linked) as the graphic example.
In the top left corner, click “File” and “Open”, and select your gif. I will be using an ocean gif (credit linked) as the gif example.
On the right of the screen, make sure you have selected the folder for the gif, then click “Layer” on the top. Change the destination to the graphic you want to add the gif to, then click “OK”.
It may look something like this (with the GIF above the graphic. Close the folder by clicking the triangle next to the folder icon, and drag it to be below the graphic. (Make sure Auto-Select is off sorry I recently learned this)
Move the gif to fit where you want it to be in your graphic. You can use the squares to change the size of it like other programs.
Just make sure that if you want to squish the gif in some way, you click this chain button near the top.
When you’re done, click “File” on the top left, click “Export As” on the dropdown menu, and click “GIF” or whatever other format you want your graphic to be saved as.
If you see this, it means Photopea thinks your GIF (graphic&GIF) is too large. Sometimes you can click “Cancel” and it’ll take a bit more time to load before you can download it, but other times it will crash if you click “Cancel”. I recommend you save your graphic and gif separately before exporting it. I think that the biggest size Photopea can handle is around 1500x1500, but you can test and see what works for your particular graphic.
If you click “OK”, Photopea will downsize your graphic to what it thinks is an appropriate size. You can still change the size of the GIF before you save it, though.
This is the example’s final result. Thank you for reading this tutorial, I appreciate your time!
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Join us in bringing attention to Disability Pride Month and celebrating the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Disability Pride is incredibly important, because in a world that's often ignorant or hostile to disabled people's needs, it can be really hard to recognize, advocate for, and receive the accommodations you need to participate fully in society.
@capricorn-0mnikorn's Disability Pride Flag design resonated among our Dreamer Crew and our community, inspiring us to put our thinking caps on.
Our end goal -> Create a damn comfy sock for the folks who the flag represents while staying true to the original flag design. This can be tricky for us, as working with a limited color range can make or break a design, not to mention having diagonal stripes on an L shaped sock.
*drumroll* Itchy, irritating toe seams? Gone. Restrictive ankle cuff? Gone. Meet our Disability Pride Roll Top Crew. $1 per pair sold is being donated to ACLU.
Sizing Info & Fiber Content:
Small/Medium: 6-12 women's, up to 10 men's
Medium/Large: 7-13 men's, 9+ women's
Stretch, around leg: 18 inches
Made from 65% recycled cotton, 25% acrylic, 10% spandex
Disabled activists and allies have put decades of hard work into the progress and visibility we've gained today. Advocacy for the Americans with Disabilities Act - culminating in the Capitol Crawl demonstration in DC - eventually led to the ADA becoming law in 1990, providing aid and removing barriers to entry for people with disabilities from employment, public accommodations and services, transport and telecommunication.
Even as current events show how many challenges still face us, community connections and building on what's come before are going to remain vital in the fight for disability rights.
Disability issues are human rights issues.
The more awareness and visibility we gain, the easier it becomes for all of us to access what we need, from basic necessities, to being able to participate in activities that other people take for granted.
Helpful Resources:
People with disabilities face widespread discrimination, segregation, and exclusion. But federal disability rights laws can provide protecti
Disability Together
Models of disability
Neurodiversity Rights
ADA - Know Your Rights
Job Accommodation Network
Disability Rights Oregon - for local Oregonians
Disability Rights Washington - for our Washingtonian Neighbors
Disabili-Tease Festival
Frillability - Resources for the intersectionally identified who are interested in adaptive living
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