#soloriginal

I’d love to hear what the solarpunk community here thinks of this framework, what you’d keep, remove, or change.

[Image ID: a digital drawing of various articles of solarpunk-inspired clothing. A white denim jacket with coattails bearing a pattern of a cluster of daisies over the word “GMO”, blue overalls patterned with clouds and a sun patch over each knee, a beige tshirt with a hexagonal honeycomb pattern and an ultra-green sweat bee surrounded by matching green hearts (native local bee appreciation), a blueprint pattern apron with measuring tape waist-tie, a messenger bag where the flap looks like a large leaf, orange and black firefly yoga pants with glowing flared ankles lit by fiber optics, a green hoodie with a fern print on the front made of jersey fabric designed to have no internal seams or scratchy tags for sensory issues, a pair of human-sized fabric monarch butterfly wings, a fly agaric rain gear ensemble featuring a beige raincoat dress with a ruff around the shoulders and a broad red hat with white spots designed to look like a mushroom cap, and BEE BOOTS which are bright yellow converse with black tongues and translucent bee wings attached to the top three eyelets. /End ID]