emiett (@emiett) — Bluesky Profile

1 week ago

ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Kansas Trans Drivers License Revocations, Bathroom Bounty Hunter Law The lawsuit was filed in state court on Friday.

1. Yesterday, we broke the story that Kansas drivers licenses for transgender people were being immediately revoked by the state.

This morning, the ACLU filed suit in state court to block that process.

Thousands of trans Kansans watch with horror and hope.

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3 weeks ago

A watercolor painting of a snake wrapping itself around a horse. The snake is moving left and the horse is moving right. The painting is done in bright colors with the horse in dark blue covered in red stars. Where the horse and snake overlap, the horse is painted in violet. The snake is bright green and yellow. At the bottom is written 2026

Happy year of the horse! Indulgent watercolor i made for lny 🐎

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2 years ago

Last minute valentines I made for my dnd party yesterday :)

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1 year ago

A pink and blue ink heart with a pink scalloped edge. Inside are some blue flowers with white highlights added in gouache.

A hot pink heart with a peony in the center. The peony is wrapped with pearls. This one is painted mostly in gouache.

A hot pink rectangle with pink loops along the edge. Inside is a simple flower.

Some Valentines I doodled last year with ink, gouache, and watercolor! Happy Valentines Day! 💖

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1 month ago

Happy #KidLitArtPostcard day!🌻
I love making goofy, imaginative comics and illustrations. Interested in PB, MG, and writing/drawing GNs!

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1 month ago

Illustration of a devious looking little girl displaying her one long pointer finger nail. Titled "Josephine's One Long Fingernail that Everyone Hated"

On page one, an illustration of Josephine posing again, grinning, with her long fingernail. The people around her are crying out in sadness. Text reads, "Josephine had one long fingernail. Everyone hated it. But Josephine liked it." Page 2 text reads, "She could turn the lights off from across the room." Josephine flicks a light switch from a distance using her long nail. Only her evil eyes are left visible in the dark.

Page 3. "She could steal the snacks she wanted at lunch." Illustration shows Josephine spearing a kid's apple from down the table. She noisily chomps on it. Page 4. "She could duel. And she could help her mom sew." Illustration shows her sword fighting an old-fashioned man in a white wig. He's holding an epee while she wields her horrid nail. Another illustration shows her treating her nail as a series of pins, holding a seam shut as her beleaguered mother hand sews.

Page 5. One day when she was camping, Josephine had a great idea. Illustration shows Josephine sitting on a log in front of a fire. Another panel shows a marshmallow now on the tip of her fingernail.
Page 6. Josephine tries to roast her marshmallow but it catches fire. Her nail follows, turning black and curling up. Josephine stares dumbstruck at her ruined nail. The end.

A zine I made as an example for comics class

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1 month ago

I've been watching what's happening in Minneapolis and I don't know what to say. Two American citizens killed by ICE in three weeks. Countless more who are not citizens. People afraid to leave their homes.

For those of us not living in Minnesota, are some things we can actually do:

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1 month ago

After being sick for a week I finally get to go to the library today! 👯🦀💃🐛🎉🐄🥂

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2 months ago

Thank you!! haha I was wondering if I should add a little more to make them more clearly glasses

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2 months ago

Every time I looked at the green icon I saw a starry-eyed pre-pandemic pre-trump 2 version of myself and got mad lol

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2 months ago

A graphic of my old icon next to my new icon. My old icon is cartoony digital self portrait with a green background. My new icon is drawn in ink and watercolor with a bright orange pink background. The new self-portrait looks a little older, with glasses and a less round face.

My old icon is from 5 or 6 years ago...wanted to have something fresh for 2026!

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2 months ago

A MASTER of knowing where to put dense detail and where to leave the page completely untouched

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2 months ago

back by popular demand: cartoonist Emily Ettlinger hosts another inking workshop here at Fantom, January 11 at 6:30pm 🖋️ attendees will get a chance to try out dip pens!

tickets: stores.comichub.com/fantom_comic...

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2 months ago

AAAAAAAAAAAAHHHH

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3 months ago

Violence with finger waves standing in front of a fire. Labeled as "Hair when she ruined her own life." She has fewer piercings and no burn on her face. She has a resigned expression and is saying, "Hm."

Braids. Vi has one braid and her hair parted in the middle. She looks annoyed. This was her childhood hair.

Straight/Curly. Vi has straight shoulder length hair parted at the side. It does not suit her.

Forgot to keep posting these lol 2/3

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3 months ago

Violence is a half-elf with a buzz cut. She has piercings, a face burn, and a blank expression. She's eating a hotdog.

Did the hair meme with my dnd character, Violence! 1/3

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3 months ago

A traditional drawing of a raggedy anne-inspired rag doll holding a pocketknife. She's made using markers, pencil, gouache, and colored pencil in bright punchy colors.

little mixed media Sal!

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3 months ago

A baby-faced soldier with a funny little mustache crouches in the blackness. He's bloodied and holding an open book which spews glowing red squiggles and stars.

Old Izzy doodle...sometimes you gotta cast a spell and piss everyone off

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4 months ago

More info about Marta Leiva, the woman I witnessed being assaulted by plainclothed men in the SLC airport last week. She has a work permit legal through 2029, mom of 4 with sick kids: www.ksl.com/article/5139...

You can donate to her gofundme for legal expenses: www.gofundme.com/f/apoya-madr...

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5 months ago

257. The Commission recommends that all Member States:
(a) Employ all means reasonably available to them to prevent the commission of genocide in the Gaza Strip;
(b) Cease the transfer of arms and other equipment or items, including jet fuel, to the State of Israel or third States where there is reason to suspect their use in military operations that have involved or could involve the commission of genocide;
(c) Ensure individuals and corporations in their territories and within their jurisdiction are not involved in the commission of genocide, aiding and assisting the commission of genocide or incitement to commit genocide and investigate and prosecute those who may be implicated in these crimes under international law;
(d) Facilitate the investigations and domestic proceedings and take action (including imposing sanctions) against the State of Israel and against individuals or corporations that are involved in or facilitating the commission of genocide or incitement to commit genocide;
(e) Cooperate with the investigation of the Office of the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court.
258. The Commission recommends that the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court:
(a) Examine, within its continuing investigation in the Situation in the State of Palestine, the crime of genocide for amendment to existing arrest warrants and addition to future application for arrest warrants;
(b) Examine the involvement of officials mentioned in this report for inclusion as those most responsible for international crimes committed in the occupied Palestinian territory.

Today, the UN officially designated Israel’s assault on Gaza as a genocide.

As a party to the Genocide Convention, the U.S. has a legal obligation to obey our own laws, stop weapons sales to Israel, and demand a permanent ceasefire.

End the genocide. Ceasefire now.

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6 months ago

Lavi HAS been in peril the last 16 years 😔

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6 months ago

Monster!!! Fantastic read

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6 months ago

New "How to Report ICE" zines up today for free printable download!

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6 months ago

Now this is a journalist who deserves respect.

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7 months ago

LMAO you’re welcome

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7 months ago

I like to imagine that all ASMR videos are set in a post apocalyptic "Quiet Place" type world where creators are trying to recreate regular life experiences of the before-times like visiting the doctor or getting your nails done

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7 months ago

The soft seeerrrrvvve!!!

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8 months ago

Thank you so much!!! 😭

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8 months ago

A page from my kids graphic novel, Skeleanor the Decomposer. Skeleanor is a skeleton that jumps from playing the violin to the organ to her own rib cage all while telling her bat friend how much she wants to play in a band. The bat is sitting in a box lamenting about the lack of moths in the clothing she's holding.

An ink illustration for a mock-up of the novel, Dealing with Dragons by Patricia C. Wrede. Two princesses, Cimorene and Alianora, laugh in a messy library. The text at the bottom of the page reads, "The was too much for either of them, and they both collapsed into laughter."

An ink and watercolor illustration divided into panels. In the main panel 3 little girls have a summer tea party in a garden. They make tea out of squished watermelon and cookies out of mud and watermelon seeds. In the panel below is a view of their imagination as fancy ladies at dusk. These are bordered by them being invited over during the day and then running inside for dinner at night.

A colorful marker, pen, and colored pencil illustration. Two kids hold their breath and sit in the bottom of a large bath with two mermaids. They're surrounded by fish and game pieces such as puzzle pieces and checkers. One mermaid says "Go fish!" as one kid's cards float away. Ducks float on top of the water. In the background, the kids' mom says, "5-minute warning! Are you kids listening?" The text in the top corner reads, "For some reason Claudia didn't look interested in my drain dinner. She crossed her arms. 'If I stayed in the bath forever I couldn't have friends over.' 'Sure you could!' I said, thinking quickly. 'You just have to invite the right people! Mermaids, for example' Claudia loved mermaids. She uncrossed her arms."

Hi #PortfolioDay!

I'm Emily, an illustrator/cartoonist interested in the silly and existential!
Check out my debut comic, Skeleanor the Decomposer!
Available for PB and MG work 🌈
Repped by Maeve Maclysaght 🌻

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8 months ago

We, the undersigned authors and illustrators, stand in solidarity with immigrants the nation over and refuse to accept these rampant constitutional abuses by ICE as the new norm. Immigrants are our parents, spouses, and friends. Immigrants are our communities. Many of us are immigrants ourselves. We are all deeply connected to this issue and want our voices heard on the matter.

For the past decade, the publishing world has made laudable strides in the diversity and inclusion of immigrant stories. Publishers and booksellers have helped to foster spaces where readers can develop awareness and empathy for migrant rights and history; spaces where young readers can finally discover their own stories on the library shelf. The current administration is trying to tear this progress away.

To publishers and booksellers: we call on you to continue your work. Stand behind your inclusive stories and marginalized authors, loudly and without hesitation. Help these stories reach the readers who need them most.

To our readers: we ask that you join us in taking up small tasks to support the immigrants in our lives. Call your representatives and ask what they are doing to protect their communities from ICE overreach. Donate to local immigrant aid organizations. Get involved with your local library and school board and speak up for books centering marginalized perspectives.

Let’s unite to write a new, better story for all the people in this country.

Signed,

List of 130+ author and illustrator names.

Official statement on ICE cosigned by 130+ KidLit & YA authors and illustrators. We are calling on publishers to not preemptively censor themselves in the face of this current administration and to protect marginalized creators. 🧵

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