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Trying my hand at ACEO's (Art Cards, Editions and Originals) If you're not familiar they are small, 2.5 x 3.5" trading card sized original drawings. They are fun to collect and trade, and really fun to make too. This is my first time doing this so I'm excited to try it out. They start at only $5.50CAN each, with worldwide shipping options. They'll be up for auction May 6th, for 7 days. Find my seller profile on ebay here. (https://www.ebay.ca/usr/bugcru)
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“((Ø))” by: Bug Crü [9“x12” digital print signed and editioned, edition of ??]
Valued at $25
9"x12"signed and editioned digital print depicting a kaleidoscope of 4 shadowy figures bursting at their seams with wildflowers from between cracks in the city sidewalk
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Bug Cru, March 2024. 'The tax of taking care to mask up and trying not to spread or catch COVID, is not a life less lived but the loneliness of watching most chose the comfort of ignorance,' Drawn on KidPix for an upcoming risograph compliation zine by Moniker Press and Go 够 Studio.
"I MEET DIVINITY IN THE SINGULAR MOMENT AND LEAVE A TACK IN MY PHYSICAL EXPERIENCE OF TIME, EVERYTIME I GET A SILLY LITTLE GAY TATTOO," For fruity tattoos, find Bug Cru. 💘
Remembering How 2 Draw: On The Commodification and Purpose and of making Art, Sliding Scale $2 to $7CAN, Bug Cru 2024. Find it here! Or with Sheer Spite Press soon!
Remembering How 2 Draw is a free flowing impromptu zine full of spelling mistakes and pencil lines! I started it on a whim while making art with my friend Starry. It's about the purpose and commodification of art making. I offer stories about my own relationship to it, how it started and changed over time. I ponder what making art does for others and myself and offer antidotes, questions, ideas and sentiments. Each page was made as I went without planning and it reads like a conversation on a living room floor.
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'Covid Comic,' By Bug Cru (high resolution version) Bug is a visual artist, making art from the perspectives of being a disabled, queer and trans person. You can learn more about their work on their website, follow them on instagram and support them on Patreon!
excerpt from "dissociative Lullaby: 7 years of poems by bug cru," sliding scale $8 - $13CAN with worldwide shipping, risographed by moniker press — grab a copy here!
Bug Cru, April 2024. Here's a digital collage, the fruit of 13 hours of obsessing over archives of trans magazines and zines. Pease feel free to print and redistribute this for the purpose of transsexual joy!
My favourite part is in the bottom right corner, a photo from 'Camp Trans,' 1995. The lore is that a group of trans women went out to the Michigan Women's Music Festival and set up camp. Mich Fest is notoriously known for violent transmisogyny and transphobia with the phrase, "Womyn born Womyn," outlining their exclusionary politics. On the banner in this photo the girls and other trans peeps hold up their trans camp banner with the words "Humyn born Humyns." Does it get any more punk than that?! In the photo there are disabled trans people, fat trans people, qtbipoc, probably some gender diversity. They look like a queer collective house backyard dinner party and it makes my heart swell.
TransSisters: The Journal of Transexual Feminism is a 1990’s zine publication. They go into depth on going to Mich Fest and navigating violence and complexities they faced from their lesbian communities in multiple issues.
I also found a lot of these clippings in archived copies of FTM International/FTM Newsletter, Gender Trash From Hell zine, and Transgender Tapestry magazine, a magazine that ran from 1979 until 2008.
I will leave you with a documentary I found on Archive dot org called Transexual Menace on 1990s trans activism and people in general as well! Thanks for reading and if you'd like to support me you can check out my website and follow me on patreon!
