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Digging Into Rainbow Cake- Disabled and Here

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Digging Into Rainbow Cake- Disabled and Here

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Portrait shot of a young autistic couple digging into a slice of rainbow cake on their picnic park date. On the left, the Black woman is in lavender, white, and pastel pink. On the right, the non-binary Asian person is in champagne pink.

The Disabled And Here collection is published under Creative Commons attribution licensing, which means you can use, share, and adapt the images for free with appropriate credit.

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This photo was taken by Gritchelle Fallesgon.

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Digging into rainbow cake | Disabled And Here stock collection

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In a warmly lit room, two Black women sit together on a bed, surrounded by blankets, pillows, candles, and a giant teddy bear in the corner background. The girlfriends are holding hands and looking at each other reassuringly while searching for a new therapist via laptop. The woman on the left is couched in a blanket nest while the woman on the right has her long curly hair adorned with clips and tied up in a ponytail.

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This illustration should be credited as “Dominique Davis for Disabled And Here.” When possible, please link back to the Disabled And Here project page.

We ask that you be thoughtful in how you put our collection images to use. With captions, we prefer identity-first language, as in “disabled person” rather than “person with a disability.”

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Couple comfort and therapist search | Disabled And Here stock collection

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Jonathan Soren Davidson for Disabled And Here

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Jonathan Soren Davidson for Disabled And Here

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Three Black friends sit in comfortable chairs and supportive recliners during an evening conversation. In the middle, a friend with narcolepsy falls asleep smiling while clouds drift behind her head. Her girlfriend sits to the left, holding her hand while talking to another sleepy friend across the table. This friend cups hot cocoa to their chest. Everyone is dressed in colorful t-shirts and there is cozy, warm light throughout the room.

The Disabled And Here collection is published under Creative Commons attribution licensing, which means you can use, share, and adapt the images for free with appropriate credit.

This illustration should be credited as “Jonathan Soren Davidson for Disabled And Here.” When possible, please link back to the Disabled And Here project page.

We ask that you be thoughtful in how you put our collection images to use. With captions, we prefer identity-first language, as in “disabled person” rather than “person with a disability.”

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The Disabled And Here collection is published under Creative Commons attribution licensing, which means you can use, share, and adapt the images for free with appropriate credit.

This illustration should be credited as " Jonathan Soren Davidson for Disabled And Here." When possible, please link back to the Disabled And Here project page.

We ask that you be thoughtful in how you put our collection images to use. With captions, we prefer identity-first language, as in "disabled person" rather than "person with a disability."

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The Disabled And Here collection is published under Creative Commons attribution licensing, which means you can use, share, and adapt the images for free with appropriate credit. This illustration should be credited as " Jonathan Soren Davidson for Disabled And Here." When possible, please link back to the Disabled And Here project page.

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Hello! I'm excited to be here!

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A purple dragon is circling around a red orb. Red clouds with rain falling you can see the blue of sky further out. The right is a green field with purple flowers.  On the left sits a pool of water. Mountains can be seeb in the distance. Tall blue mushrooma are visible between the mountains 

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This is a piece I worked on during stream on twitch! It took about 3 hours to create.

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This is a mix of digital painting, photography, and sculpture. The figure is a tape sculpture I created back in college, my first gallery piece. It was opening night when the culmination of my personal art narrative was stolen off the back of the sculpture. So I recreated it digitally as part of my new portfolio to reclaim my story. <3 You can find my portfolio here

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This is a mixed media piece, partially a digital painting and partially a photograph of a physical sculpture that I created. This sculpture is the main central focus, which is a cast of my body made of plastic wrap and packing tape, giving it a translucent empty texture. There is a green jacket draped over the sculpture's shoulders. This sculpture is sitting in a digital painting of a greenbelt, with looming rusted orange powerline infrastructure behind it. The sky is darkened with black rain clouds, giving

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Rumor has it he may be summoned, if on a sleep deprived night spent sunken into the couch, you tap out your bowl for the third time and meow 6 times.

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Digital painting of a cat sitting on top of a summoning circle, dark purple and midnight blue darkness is the backdrop, with pinks and magenta hues making up the overall dreamy color scheme and mood. The cat is the center focus, looking into your eyes with a hint of anticipation in his expression. His brown eyes are twinkling, and his coat is a tuxedo pattern, with white paws, painted pink in the purple lighting. Under him is a lighthearted take on a summoning circle, the outer ring is lined with marijuana 

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A pixel art drawing of a japanese trans girl with brown eyes looking at the screen with a annoyed expression with a text bubble saying "I was never a fucking boy"

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I really liked this one image floating around the internet so I did a pixel art version of it. This image has always been a nice reminder for us. Also really happy about the colors :3 Page/Socials are power_to_the_people_web on instagram @queer🆓🇵🇸🇭🇹⚧️🇸🇩🇨🇩🇳🇨 and our website is powertothepeople.neocities.org

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This is about feeling stressed and confused about doing things for fun while so much shit is happening in the world. I hope you like it! The socials I use are @power_to_the_people_web on instagram and @queer🆓🇵🇸🇭🇹⚧️🇸🇩🇨🇩🇳🇨 on instagram Also I have a really cool website which is powertothepeople.neocities.org

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A painting/drawing of a young fem trans character crying with snot running out of their nose with flags of people/countries who are heavily oppressed/being genocided with text saying what do you live for? The young character has a burst of bright and saturated colors coming from the side of her head.

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I am beautiful, I am trans. And nobody else can ever be like me. They ask me how you do that?

Why you so kind like that?

Who taught you that?

Where you get that?

When did you do that?

I answered. Well you got be trans to that! Trans do it best.

Red Cham (they/he)

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As we celebrate Pride 2024, let us also honor and remember its origins. Pride began as an act of defiance and protest, and we can continue to carry that spirit in pressing for trans rights, Palestine liberation, and disability justice.

Alt text: digital hand lettering declaring “PRIDE is action & protest.” PRIDE is outlined in rainbow watercolor while action has a spray painted purple background.

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This piece was drawn digitally. It was after a bad disassociative episode. Often times when I fall down that spiral my mind is heavy but floating and I'm very disconnected from the self.

Image Description: A digital image of a figure with a featureless pink-beige face and slightly darker pink-beige top that has a teal and purple turtleneck-like collar. The figure is presented on a black background, and the head floats an inch above the shirt collar, slightly disconnected from the body. A cloud-like mass floats atop the head like an over-sized cap pulled down to cover where the eyes would be if the face had eyes. The cap is a swirl of turquoise and cobalt blue with thin lilac accents. These three colors are soft with fuzzy edges. Green feathers are scattered around the middle and accenting the bottom edge, facing all directions as if caught floating in a gentle breeze. Along the left edge of the cap, five brown rock-like shapes of different sizes are arrayed almost in the shape of a number 7. The rocks do not touch, but they’re connected by a super-bright white chain that snakes through and wraps around them. A few feathers and the last two links in the chain hang down from the cap against the stark black background. “J. Hyperion” is signed in cursive along the right jawline.

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a white person against a black background. the head is disconnected from the body by a fuzzy blue pink. the face is obscured by a blue cloud with purple highlighting lightning. in the cloud sit asteroids held together by chains. green feathers floating down

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Description: This satirical trilogy composed of series of colored pencils cartoons was made from the view of a disabled COVID long hauler. It features two main cartoon characters, Del and 'Omie. The trilogy reflects on the typical large US university response to the COVID pandemic.

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This satirical trilogy, made through 2021 and 2022 with the lens of a disabled COVID long hauler, reflects on the typical large US university response to the pandemic. It is dedicated to colleagues…

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"Queer Be-Longing" by Filmmaker & Editor, Amber Ortega

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"Queer Be-Longing" by Filmmaker & Editor, Amber Ortega

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Queer Be-Longing" investigates through personal stories, the embodied act of ‘belonging’ within Latinx, queer, lesbian relationships.

Featuring, Rebel and Amanda De la O; Anel Flores and Ericka Casasola

Note: the film does begin with silence, sound begins at 2:34. Additionally, the film does NOT include subtitles or audio description.

website: https://sites.google.com/view/amberortega/home

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This year for pride a painted a light house wrapped in the 2slbgtqiaa+ colors. The light house is on a cliff overlooking choppy waters into a storm shining the colours of the trans then non-binary flags. There's streaks of grey showings rain.

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Visual Description: moon in the center with each corner of the image with a different bright color background. One corner is oranges with rivers and desert flora, the second corner is bright green with cactus and plans, yellow corner has flowers and other succulents, and the last corner with black and purples starry space scene. Artist Jesenia

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Sis You a Bad Bitch - Calling Up Justice!

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Artistic and Process Statement: Claudia Alick's "Sis You a Bad Bitch" began with a collage of a Black woman. I used the AI generators to generate versions that were screaming in joy, pain, or standing in their power. I edited an animation that cycled through these different emotions.

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Black Woman Spins Worlds by Claudia Alick

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Black Woman Spins Worlds by Claudia Alick

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Black Woman Spins Worlds - Calling Up Justice!

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Claudia Alick's "Black Woman Spins Worlds"

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Artistic and Process Statement: Claudia Alick's "HER" began as a exercise to make a woman walk with apowerfist in the air. Claudia made a collage using different elements and fed it through a generator to produce hundreds of images. The artistic impulse was one to add collaged images that would inspire the machine to produce what she wanted.

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A Black man with close-cropped hair is captured mid-dance raising his right arm in a Black Power fist with flames bursting from his forearm and wrapping around his upper arm. His left arm is extended in front of him, angled upward. He looks out and past his left hand. The background is a fabulous smear of purple and teal on the left, and fiery red, orange, and yellow streaking up like flames on the right, with a patch of black in the upper right corner as if the digital canvas was singed by the dancer’s fire. His tank top and skinny jeans share the colors of the background: Maybe he is camouflaging to match it, or maybe his clothing created the backdrop on which he expresses himself.

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Artistic and Process Statement: Claudia Alick's "Black Men Dancing" began as an exercise working with the male figure. She had been primarily celebrating the black femme form and pivoted to male bodies for this project. This was a time where Claudia was obsessed with making the AI generators produce Black people which required a surprising amount of effort.

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Claudia Alick’s “WOMAN” began as an exercise in creating a series of Black women dancing. The animation was meant to evoke Black joy and femme power. She named the piece “Woman” and chose the song Woman from Doja Cat. Visit the page for art stills and animation

Image Description: A Black woman struts down a catwalk. Her natural hair is long and full, reaching nearly to her elbows. She wears a tiny blue and fuchsia bikini top, with matching micro-mini skirt over her swaying hips. A sunset-orange and fuchsia band is tied on her head. The woman’s arms are extraordinarily long, thinning into something like tree branches that reach past her knees. She has one fuchsia flower blooming from each hand. While the catwalk she walks down is pure white, she is emerging from an explosion of bright, vibrant colors, and she carries the energy of those colors forward with her.

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Artistic and Process Statement: Claudia Alick's "WOMAN" began as an exercise in creating a series of Black women dancing. It was actually a complicated task of using different prompts to get images that resulted in the right images. The machine kept producing white dominant images if Claudia was not specific.

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Painting on canvas done with acrylic. Blue red hues 

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Image Description: Thick lines of a acrylic paint in the order of the general pride flag. Colors from top to bottom: red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue, and purple.