My Hands Don't Draw Like That: Living and Working With Dysgraphia
I'm a disabled artist with Dysgraphia, and drawing hurts. This post breaks down why traditional pencil grips don't work for my hands, what my own grip actually looks like, and how I've adapted to keep making work despite the pain.
Autistic and Dyslexic: The Exhausting Reality of Being Misunderstood
I provided an Access Rider outlining my communication needs as an Autistic and Dyslexic person. It was ignored. What followed was days of mischaracterisation, an unanswered complaint, and a hard look at what "allyship" really means when accessibility language isn't backed by action.