Oh definitely. I've been travelling so not added to this recently but I'm thinking like...blue or purple atm. Trying to balance out the rainbow.

It'll be easier once I'm actually doing it because I can fiddle around with the colours on the page, so to speak.

WIP. I'm experimenting with coloured lineart! I like it but it's time consuming? I'm not sure if I'll continue it with other art yet. Probably sometimes yes sometimes no.

Anyways, I saw a post a while ago about the lack of art of people with facial differences? So this is a wip of a woman with pfeiffer syndrome, which I hope I am doing justice.

In my research it seems like pfeiffer syndrome can affect breathing, and I found a fair few accounts of people with tracheostomies, some permanant and some temporary, and apparently it can often affect hearing? (Also ngl, I realised I've never drawn one, so obviously I took the opportunity.) I used some references to stylise the differences - in the hands I tried (tried because I'm not sure if it shows well) to show the shorter fingers and a couple of...I'm going to say fused fingers because I can't find the right word right now, sorry. Then in the face, since, well, craniofacial. The eyes seem to be the most distinctive feature, so I tried to make sure I got those down (there was a lot of me debating on how to make my anime-esque/cartoony style eyes appear more "bulging"), but I also tried to show the forehead and such.

Anyways, I hope you find my thoughts on it so far interesting :) And again, feedback on both the representation and image id will always be received happily.

Now to decide what colour her hair is going to be...

WIP. I'm experimenting with coloured lineart! I like it but it's time consuming? I'm not sure if I'll continue it with other art yet. Probably sometimes yes sometimes no.

Anyways, I saw a post a while ago about the lack of art of people with facial differences? So this is a wip of a woman with pfeiffer syndrome, which I hope I am doing justice.

In my research it seems like pfeiffer syndrome can affect breathing, and I found a fair few accounts of people with tracheostomies, some permanant and some temporary, and apparently it can often affect hearing? (Also ngl, I realised I've never drawn one, so obviously I took the opportunity.) I used some references to stylise the differences - in the hands I tried (tried because I'm not sure if it shows well) to show the shorter fingers and a couple of...I'm going to say fused fingers because I can't find the right word right now, sorry. Then in the face, since, well, craniofacial. The eyes seem to be the most distinctive feature, so I tried to make sure I got those down (there was a lot of me debating on how to make my anime-esque/cartoony style eyes appear more "bulging"), but I also tried to show the forehead and such.

Anyways, I hope you find my thoughts on it so far interesting :) And again, feedback on both the representation and image id will always be received happily.

Now to decide what colour her hair is going to be...

I need to work on my colouring, imo. And backgrounds...

Anyways. Been having a flare up. Been thinking about rollators. Don't think I'll get one but had fun imagining how one could customise one. May follow up with other funky rollators.

Hope the image description in the alt text is ok, I am not very well and it makes my brain muddled.

(Edit: btw the fabric is real fabric. My blue badge holder is made from it!!)

Lil traditional art piece. It was meant to be for Valentines...but eh, it's February still. Hopefully I do this digitally soon (I have a new tablet on the way!! Very excited but very nervous too.)

The image description is now in the alt text! I saw a poll and a lot of posts/comments that implied it was prefered? Let me know if you'd like me to do it as I usually do instead, I'm not vision impaired so just trying to listen to those who are!

Me whenever I try to draw wheelchairs

A WIP. Disabled Vocaloids, anyone?

I heard it's better to put image descriptions in the tumblr alt text feature. If you'd rather I do it my usual way instead, let me know!

I realised when I do amputee/limb difference characters I tend to make them acquired differences...so obviously I wanted to start diversifying that.

[Image ID: A woman with no arms stands relaxed with a soft smile. She has pink hair in two tiered ponytails, with blue hair decorations in them, green alien earrings, and purple glasses. There is a red heart on her face, and two heart shaped necklaces. She wears a pink and blue puff sleeved shirt with a rainbow patch. She has blue patchwork shorts, and blue knitted leg warmers over pink heart patterned toeless tights, and no shoes. There is a toe ring on her left foot, and she wears a pink heart shaped bag with many pins on it.]

[Image Description: A drawing of a black woman with pink locs that cover one eye, in which a few pink and yellow beads are in them. She has three rings in her ear, and one on her lip, and a dangling star earring. She has three necklaces, of which one has a large pink heart on it. She is wearing an off shoulder dark pink top, and her pink skirt has a drip pattern, alongside a pink belt with yellow chains attached. There is a pink turtle keyring on the chain, and two small yellow layers beneath the skirt. She wears fishnet on her legs and arms, with one arm wearing a stripey pink arm warmer, and both legs with stripey pink socks. One leg has a ripped legging under the sock, whilst the other has a pink ROM knee brace. Her boots are also pink, with a small drip pattern at the top. She has a cheerful expression and stands with confidence using pink and yellow crutches.]

Edit: Changed hairstyle description to locs following feedback!!

You have no idea how much I adore @gayaest 's Mori Kei character, Rawiya...she's adorable and I put all my other art on hold for this XD

[Image Description: A drawing of a person standing, with one leg crossed over the other, leaning on two yellow forearm crutches. She's smiling, and has a red flower head wrap on. She has brown skin and vitiligo on her face, arms and legs. They have a brown long scarf with blue dots. They also have a long, short sleeved beige knit cardigan, with multi-layered clothes underneath, including two different skirts with many different patterns. She is wearing brown socks and red fuzzy slippers.]

I need to wear my wrist splints again, so...art to make me feel better.

[Image Description: A drawing of an asian woman with her arms in the air, and a pose that twists her upper body slightly towards the viewer. She has long purple hair with a red and blue bow in it, a freckled face, and on her hands are painted red and blue nails and red and blue wrist splints. Her dress is similiarly red and blue, with a blue bodice, red collar, and red and blue bow. One short puffed sleeve is red and striped whilst the other is blue and spotty. The skirt portion is split into two layers, both red and blue, the top one striped and the bottom spotted. Finally, she wears mismatched socks - one red and spotty with a blue frill and one blue striped with a red frill, and mismatched red and blue ankle boots on top.]

[Image Description: A drawing of a white woman in a green and blue wheelchair, looking down at a sketchbook on her lap. There are three stickers on the side of the chair, a heart shaped lesbian one, an ACAB sticker, and a yellow circular one with two venus signs on it in white. The woman herself has a half shaved head, the shaved side blonde and the longer side blue. She has two cartilage piercings and ear gauges. She has a blue t shirt with stitches on it over black fishnets. Her left arm is resting on the open sketchbook, with a blue and green striped arm warmer and a partially visible blue octopus tattoo. Her right arm holds up a pencil, shows painted green fingernails and has a yellow bracelet on. She wears ripped blue jeans with a yellow belt, and green and yellow canvas shoes with blue laces and slight floral details.]

[Image Description: A drawing of a black woman with pink locs that cover one eye, in which a few pink and yellow beads are in them. She has three rings in her ear, and one on her lip, and a dangling star earring. She has three necklaces, of which one has a large pink heart on it. She is wearing an off shoulder dark pink top, and her pink skirt has a drip pattern, alongside a pink belt with yellow chains attached. There is a pink turtle keyring on the chain, and two small yellow layers beneath the skirt. She wears fishnet on her legs and arms, with one arm wearing a stripey pink arm warmer, and both legs with stripey pink socks. One leg has a ripped legging under the sock, whilst the other has a pink ROM knee brace. Her boots are also pink, with a small drip pattern at the top. She has a cheerful expression and stands with confidence using pink and yellow crutches.]

Edit: Changed hairstyle description to locs following feedback!!

About The Artist

Lesbian

Wheelchair User

Autistic

Mentally Ill

I do not tolerate shittiness to those more disabled than me, and I do not tolerate shittiness towards my disabilities.

Do not call me queer, and please don't tag any of my lgbt work as queer. Tag that on your own things! 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️

Will do my best with alt text!!