Hi Friends,
Back with our weekly roundup! I’ve been settling back into the groove of things at home and recently started making some new cyanotype prints inspired by my time by the ocean last month. Large bodies of water bring me a lot of peace and inspire me to open myself up to new things.
I’m taking baby steps in the direction I want my life to go, and I’m finally feeling a little excited about the future again :)
Anyways, here’s the cyanotype I made on watercolor paper:
Bonus scans of some of my recent work are included at the bottom of this newsletter for paying subscribers <3
In Community Always,
Queer Archivist
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“Queer Nation Goes to Brooklyn” Article from Outweek (August 1991)
“Safe Sex is Hot Sex / You Are Not Immune” Postcard (1990s) Photograph by Steven Meisel, design by Helene Silverman
Gaby and Melissa, La Plaza (1993) by Reynaldo Rivera
Flyers for first ACT UP/LA meetings [Spanish and English] (1987)
The Saint Poster (1980) by Michael Vernaglia
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