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Cozy, Chromatic, Anti-Capitalist: the queer and thought-provoking art of 2D artist Toto Lin

Cozy, Chromatic, Anti-Capitalist: the queer and thought-provoking art of 2D artist Toto Lin

As an artist, Toto Lin (they/them) has a consistent throughline. “I like bright colors and shiny things,” they say within five minutes of…
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Kyle Picone
Evolving Brand Narratives, the Women that Make Men Stylish, and Love Letters: the brand…

Evolving Brand Narratives, the Women that Make Men Stylish, and Love Letters: the brand…

By her own self-appellation, Rachel Gogel (she/her) is an independent creative and culture officer. A young designer and entrepreneur…
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Kyle Picone
Portfolios 101

Portfolios 101

A Few Tips to Improve Your Portfolio
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Zach Deocadiz
Your Words Matter: The Importance of Pronouns in the World and the Workplace

Your Words Matter: The Importance of Pronouns in the World and the Workplace

Personal pronouns (words that we use to refer to others in lieu of their name) are an important component of language that people use in…
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Kieran Craft
A practical approach to queering design

A practical approach to queering design

The future of design is queer. What does that mean in practice?
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John Voss
A read-out from the first-ever survey of LGBTQ+ people in design

A read-out from the first-ever survey of LGBTQ+ people in design

We’re taking the queer experience in design out of the closets and into spreadsheets
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John Voss
Inclusive by design

Inclusive by design

Creating an organization where LGBTQ+ designers can thrive
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John Voss
Biased by design

Biased by design

Barriers to queer inclusion in the design field
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John Voss
Marginalized by design

Marginalized by design

LGBTQ+ designers are here, queer, and being overlooked
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John Voss
Making a difference through design:  Celebrating Black Designers

Making a difference through design:  Celebrating Black Designers

Historically, black designers have been unrecognized in design education and the conversations around design. In 2017, only 3.4% of…
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Rebecca Brooker
Designing for colorblind access

Designing for colorblind access

Part 1: UI components
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Alex Chen
The controversy of accessible type

The controversy of accessible type

+ download a pocket guide of best practices
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Alex Chen
Queer Designers’ Favorite Things

Queer Designers’ Favorite Things

Get to Know Queer Design Club through Its Members’ Top Locations, Skills, and Inspiration
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John Voss
Queer in the Design Industry

Queer in the Design Industry

The Value of LGBTQ+ Professional Community
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John Voss
A Month to Be Proud Of

A Month to Be Proud Of

A Month In, Our Community Is Going Strong
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John Voss
Welcome to Queer Design Club

Welcome to Queer Design Club

A New Space for LGBTQ+ Designers
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John Voss
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