The Looney Turtle

I did a run of these a while ago, but now they're back! I made some adorable temporary tattoos of Flapjack from the owl house! and now for only 2$ and 1$ shipping domestic, 2$ international.

The Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) made an amazing set of symbols that make it easier than ever to express yourself in a visual way!

Green: Come say hello!

If someone is wearing the green badge then it means that they are open and willing to talk to people at conventions, public events, or social gatherings.

Yellow: Be careful...

Someone wearing the yellow badge is communicating that they only want to talk to close friends. People who are not friends can still approach with caution, but need to be understanding if they aren’t willing to talk.

Red: Stop!

When you see someone wearing a red badge, it’s best not to interact with them. They are only willing to talk to friends who are in their closest support group or “Red list.”

Check out these small keychains on my Esty! This is my very own model of stringbean from the owl house. Get 3 unique colors for only 3 dollars!

Happy Pride Month! Check out these cool badges over on my Esty. I call them the "Together We'll Shine" pride flags with many variations available. Even have gender fluid available! ^w^ https://etsy.com/listing/1494175501/together-well-shine-pride-badges?ref=listings_manager_grid

The design (created by myself) is referred to as the "Together We'll Shine" LGBTQIA+ flag with other variants for the individual flags.

The star represents our own identities that all shine bright with the same seven hues.

The seven colors of the original pride flag, beaming from that star represents the rights we are all fighting for.

The black spikes represent those we may have lost in the fight for equality and acceptance

The white line represents the light by which every hue, every saturation, and every variation of color can be derived.

I use Audacity to edit audio, Premere Pro to edit the video, Animate for looney’s animations and pose puppet, Photoshop for images, and I’ve been dabbling a little bit in after effects. While the adobe sweet costs a monthly fee, audacity is free. And I’ve been told that Devinci Resolve is very comparable to premiere pro, so it might be a better program to start out with. It’s also free, so that’s a bonus!I also saved this handy chart for alternatives to adobe programs that might be worth checking out. Hope this helps ^w^