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Hi, I’m Bianca — Artist, Professor, & Creative Strategist living in Los Angeles. In case you are new here or if a reminder could help, this newsletter began as an exploration of figuring things out, one day at a time. Upgrade to a paid subscription to make sure you never miss out on the really good stuff.
Hey Ya’ll,
Thanks to everyone for all the love and support following my solo show announcement. You can look forward to some new pieces and revisions to older ones. I somehow also said yes to contributing to a performance piece and I’m currently prepping Fall lectures as well as putting together my syllabus for my spring class.
To put it simply, the next few weeks are busy. So it’s short and sweet this week.
Below are some cute tools and resources I’ve collected for designers and creatives.
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Bianca
🖋 Rad Typefaces inspired by Black Radicals
At Vocal Type you’ll find fonts that lift up revolutionaries like W.E.B. Du Bois and Marsha P. Johnson. Check out more work from founder Tré Seals
BIPOC Design History is an educational platform, which offers a series of live and previously recorded design history classes, facilitated by Polymode.
🎨 Discover Accessible Color Combos
86% of landing pages contain color combinations that fail accessibility requirements, Randoma11y offers a simple solution to this problem.
🌫 Free & yummy things from Texture Lab
High resolution and FREE textures - get into it.
✊🏼 The People’s Graphic Design Archive
a crowd-sourced virtual archive that aims to expand, diversify, and preserve graphic design history. It includes finished projects, process, correspondence, oral histories, articles, and other material in the form of images, documents, videos, audio, as well as links to other relevant archives and websites
🗃Communal Living Archive For Designers
a living document of archival and visual resources for designers, artists, etc., grouped by genre and topic.
🅰️ Fonts Designed by POC Type Designers
This is a document of font created by BIPOC started by Ritesh Gupta as part of their Useful School project,
the world's first online pay-what-you-can design school for people of color. 12-week virtual pay-what-you-can classes for beginner and advanced creatives.