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Illustration - Clients
  1. Eater SF
  2. Verge Magazine
  3. Believer Magazine
  4. Zoom Zone
  5. Penguin Random House
  6. Throw & Co.
  7. UNLV
  8. EWIS
  9. Domey Pins
  10. SOMO

Illustration - Personal
  1. Catching Persimmons
  2. I Found It
  3. The House for My Brother
  4. Ally the Alligator
  5. White Mouse Calendar
  6. Personal Drawings
  7. Christmas Gift Card

Animation
  1. La Cocina SF
  2. Fire Emoji Stickers

UI/Visual Design
  1. Ballet House
  2. Little Kingdom

Comics
  1. SOLRAD Presents
  2. He Loved Hiking
  3. Family Photo
  4. Railroad Crossing
  5. Ashes

Fabric and Thread
  1. December 22, 1990
  2. Family Tree
  3. Mother Bird
  4. Pink Portrait
  5. Family Dinner
  6. Feminine Labor
  7. Threads

Objects
  1. Soap Cartilage
  2. Kafka Pop-Up Book
  3. Wooden Dolls
  4. Mom-Roach
  5. Toxicle
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2. Verge Magazine




The patchwork groups sharing gender-affirming underwear patterns
By Emma Banks
AD Kristen Radtke

           
    “Fashion is very much about that interface between your feeling about who you are and who wider society thinks you are”

The queer community has been rooted in a do-it-yourself mentality for generations, making their own clothes, media, music, and so forth, says fashion historian Valerie Steele — who, in 2013, curated the FIT exhibition “A Queer History of Fashion: From the Closet to the Catwalk.” Because clothing is one of the clearest forms of nonverbal communication, it has been essential in enabling under-the-radar queer dialogue.

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Etsy sellers will go on strike in April and want customers to boycott
By Mia Sato
AD Kristen Radtke

           
    “I just feel that I’m constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop.”

“The strike is just action number one,” she says. “What we want to really do for the future is form a solidarity support movement — peer support, artisans supporting each other.”

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Finding community in a hip-hop producer’s Twitch stream
By David Arroyo
AD Kristen Radtke

           
    “I have seen firsthand the proper way to build a relationship with your fans”

What helps all of this is how overwhelmingly welcoming Kenny and this community are to people, like myself, who are not here to make music. Instead of making the stream just for experienced producers, Kenny answers questions that some may consider dumb about the process of making music.

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