Thoughtcrime Games
Thoughtcrime Games believe in the uniquely beautiful and human art of collaborative storytelling. We believe imagination is for everyone, so we make games for everyone to enjoy with their friends.
Websites: https://thoughtcrimegames.itch.io
Sam Pao
Sam Paolini is an illustrator, muralist, zinester, printmaker, teacher, curator and community organizer whose work centers on connection, collaboration, and collective liberation. Their work explores grief, fantasy, and queerness, and is rooted in a lifelong commitment to making creative spaces where everyone belongs.
Sam Pao is gender-free streetwear using all second hand reclaimed materials. Every piece is unique with dyed, screen printed & sewn elements featuring original, psychedelic artwork by Sam Paolini and assembled by Sam and their mom, Laurie.
Sam’s offering upcycled clothing and patches, zines, stickers, prints, pins, and cards.
Website: http://Www.sampaoliniart.com
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/sampaolini.bsky.social
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_sam_pao/
Skullboy
Skullboy is an actual skeleton being menaced by several housecats while trying to draw a wizard.
Website: http://betterlegends.com
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/betterlegends.bsky.social
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/better_legends
Al Benbow
Al Benbow is a cartoonist whose work often centers around identity, transness, lesbian community, and being outside. They primarily sell zines, short comics, stickers, and art prints. They also frequently explore decorative wood burning and rug tufting.
Website:https://albenbow.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/apb.graphics
Gabriel Joy Reid
I’m Gabriel Joy Reid! I’m a cartoonist, animator, and educator originally from Kansas City, Kansas. I graduated from Northeastern University with a B.A. in Film and Animation and from Boston University with an M.F.A. in Visual Narrative. I most often create comics that explore Black trans and queer experiences for middle-grade and young adult readers. From superheroes to social justice, sci-fi to slice-of-life, I strive to bring joy, knowledge, and hope to anyone who reads my work.
Website: https://gabrieljoyreid.com/comics
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gabrieljoyyy
Isabella Rotman
Isabella Rotman is a cartoonist and illustrator from Maine. Her art is usually about the ocean, women, crushing loneliness, people in the woods, or sex. Isabella is the author of A Quick and Easy Guide to Consent, co-author of Wait, What? A Comic Book Guide to Relationships, Bodies, and Growing Up, and co-author of Abortion Pill Zine. Isabella is the creator of the This Might Hurt deck family, including This Might Hurt Tarot and This Might Help Oracle. She is the founding Organizer of Comic Arts Maine Portland, the largest indie comics festival in the state of Maine.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/this_might_hurt/?hl=en
Website: https://www.isabellarotman.com/
Silas Denver Melvin | sweatermuppet
silas denver melvin is a graphic designer, published poet, zine maker, and abortion funder. his work is heavily inspired by punk posters and protest signage. he has published one book of poetry and in the last year has begun making one-page zines for the first time.
Bluesky: @sweatermuppet.bsky.social
Website: sweatermuppet.bigcartel.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sweatermuppets
Alexandra Gallant-Lee
Alexandra Gallant-Lee is a multi-award winning cartoonist, artist, designer, zinemaker and science communicator based in the Boston-area. Her work explores nature, science, pop culture and other aspects of the world around us through colorful, often playfully made zines and comics, including her latest comic, BRAINS, an award-winning visual exploration of thinking and perceiving and the joy of using your brain in the face of so-called AI. She also makes comics featuring Lionel J. Frogby, the ‘J’ is for ‘just a little guy’, plus needle felted frogs and other delights, too.
Website: https://alexandragallant.com
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