natalie

natalie

@nanelsonart.bsky.social

artist and parent of 2, she/her, looking for work/rep in comics, puzzles, games, covers, spots, graphic novel illustration, kidlit picture books https://www.nanelsonart.com/

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Kickin' off October 1 with #kidlitartpostcard day! I'm looking for work and rep in picture books, spots, middle grade covers, short comics, and graphic novels. I'd be happy to draw for you! 🐭 www.nanelsonart.com πŸŽƒ natalie@nanelsonart.com

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The Minior gang is FINALLY done! Embroidering courtesy of @nazfx.com s serviced πŸ’– All sewn by me except for the red official one. Pattern/plush are NOT for sale. These are for my personal collection.

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Canadian author and illustrator friends! If you have any spare, new copies of your books that you would like to donate to two schools that have lost their entire libraries, please send me a message!

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The God of Bad Art gets offerings from all over the world, but in Their temple, They sometimes appear. "Why bad art?" I ask. "It is brave", the God replies. "To try and fail?" "No," the God chuckles. "Any creative work is a defiance of entropy, of Death itself. If you create, you do not fail."

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Brazilians recommending not to amplify right-wing talking points by dunking and quoting, as a winning strategy Next day, my tl is full of people dunking on rfk jr I literally would not have seen the bigotry if it wasn't for y'all repeating it. That's exactly what the Brazilians were on about!

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Lula winning is great for the planet, great for Brazil, and great for people who aren't revanchist assholes everywhere in the world, but let's not forget that it's also going to make some of the worst people on Earth extremely sad and mad. We should enjoy that, as a little treat.

i just finished listening to the Floodlines podcast. incredible journalism and impactful interviews. but an excruciatingly frustrating listen at times, learning in depth how quickly and how rampant the injustice toward the flood victims was