Preview of my Disabled Cuties Series which will soon be available as both digital downloads and printed coloring book pages in my shop once I make it public so be on the lookout!! https://ogrefairy.com
[ID: a series of 10 images featuring linearts of disabled people with diverse bodies and disabilities, mostly in lingerie with their assisting devices looking confident and hot as themselves]
Cripple Punk is very important to me and really helped me come out of my shell and embrace being more confident as a disabled person. I originally learned about this movement in 2016 and it was the entire inspiration behind my Disabled Beauty Series (Formerly CripplePunk Portrait Series).
Cripple Punk (cpunk) as a movement began thanks to the late Tyler Trewhella and is all about disability rights that reject inspirational portrayals and infantilization of those with physical disabilities.
[ID: a digital drawing featuring two disabled people. The first is thin with short orange hair and many facial piercings and missing their left leg. The second is fat with longer hair that is braided and purple on the ends. they have glasses and also have some piercings. They are holding a forearm crutch at their side. Both people are white and sitting and are dressed in black with many patches, many disability or pride themed. Above them is the hashtag #CripplePunk]
I have been selected to table a week-long virtual fair featuring all sorts of sick and disabled artists from May 22nd-28th.
Once the event is live you will be able to go to the website and select a “table” (I will be under “Ogrefairy’s Table”) and you will see all the works that that table has for sale! I will be offering free shipping on all orders! So be ready to support some small business artists next month okay?
I’ll be posting about this again when it gets closer to the date but for now you can follow Sick And Disabled Virtual Craft Fair @ sadzcfair on insta and facebook or go to their website, sadfair.com, for more info and updates.
This isn’t necessarily one of the most technically impressive attacks I’ve drawn this month but it’s definitely up among my favourites - I had such a good time drawing Aruru here and getting to depict a badass disabled character
[image description: a digital illustration of a young woman with large white wings, cat ears and a tail. She is standing with forearm crutches, looking back over her shoulder as though waiting for someone offscreen. Her left leg from the knee down and the end of her tail are both prosthetic, built from interlocking metal panels. She has a curly blue mohawk and is dressed in navy blue semi-military style clothing.]
