We meant to make this post about 30 followers ago, but we’re so glad that this blog has been helpful for so many people! Our goal is not only to provide descriptions for images, but also to change the culture of fandom so that describing images and reblogging images becomes a norm in fandom. This fandom culture shift will only happen if people make it a habit to describe the works they post, whether it’s fanart, meta, memes, or screenshots of tweets.
We are happy to describe work but we LOVE it when we see that the OP has provided a description/alt text with their images. For fanartists especially, YOU are the ones that are most able to describe what you were going for in your art! If you write a long meta with lots of pictures, then adding id’s for 15 interspersed pictures after the meta helps exactly no one (shout out to @swift-fated, who wrote an incredible meta and then went back and added in descriptions to make it more accessible).
A shift in culture can’t come from just one or two blogs–it comes from changing our habits as a group.
Also, we do this work not because we necessarily enjoy it, but because it’s necessary to provide an accessible fandom experience for everyone--ESPECIALLY in a fandom with a canonically blind character. But frankly it’s a lot of work. And it’s not exactly fun to sit down and describe 20 posts because almost no one else is describing their stuff. Obviously we’re not going to stop, but we do highly encourage you to get involved in describing stuff if you are following this blog and you don’t have a visual disability.
If you’re thinking, “Yeah, sure, I’ll describe stuff but I don’t know where to start!” send us an ask or message one of the mods, please. We have over a hundred drafts and we’re happy to send you some.
If you’re thinking, “I don’t know if I’m good at describing,” send us an ask here or on our blogs! We are happy to proofread/provide advice for descriptions--we do it all the time for each other.
If you make a habit of describing stuff, let us know! We love signal boosting people who describe things.
Also, it’s disability awareness month, so if you post something with images, describe your stuff, please!

























