A photo of a black and white illustration of a fat witch with achondroplasia using a magical wheelchair that is able to extend itself up to hoist the witch above a very large cauldron filled with a liquid. The witch is smiling as they drop tiny ingredients from their hand into that liquid. The witch has their straight hair tied up in a loose bun, and they're wearing a flowy, cropped shirt that exposes their stretch mark covered midriff, and a flowy, short skirt. On the back of their chair is a botanical blanket, reflecting their environment, which is an indoor space with lots of room and filled with plants of every shape, some hanging from the ceiling in knotted ropes, some resting on a shelf in front of rounded windows, more potted ones sitting on the floor in the background in front of shorter rounded windows, and some sitting potted on the floor in the foreground and peering up from the bottom of the illustration. Near these plants is a desk with a single flower in a clear vase, as well as a couple of sheets of paper and a pencil. The cauldron itself is very textured, and it has a royal looking sigil on its side, as well as handles. There's wooden door in the background along the same wall as the windows, and it has two hooks on it-- one for little people and one for non-little people. The shorter hook has a cape with a hood hung upon it, and it's next to the handle that is shaped in an old-fashioned style. Through the windows, we can see a forest close by, and in one of the windows above the door, we see a bird eating at a covered bird feeder.
A photo of a black and white illustration of a fat witch with achondroplasia using a magical wheelchair that is able to extend itself up to hoist the witch above a very large cauldron filled with a liquid. The witch is smiling as they drop tiny ingredients from their hand into that liquid. The witch has their straight hair tied up in a loose bun, and they're wearing a flowy, cropped shirt that exposes their stretch mark covered midriff, and a flowy, short skirt. On the back of their chair is a botanical blanket, reflecting their environment, which is an indoor space with lots of room and filled with plants of every shape, some hanging from the ceiling in knotted ropes, some resting on a shelf in front of rounded windows, more potted ones sitting on the floor in the background in front of shorter rounded windows, and some sitting potted on the floor in the foreground and peering up from the bottom of the illustration. Near these plants is a desk with a single flower in a clear vase, as well as a couple of sheets of paper and a pencil. The cauldron itself is very textured, and it has a royal looking sigil on its side, as well as handles. There's wooden door in the background along the same wall as the windows, and it has two hooks on it-- one for little people and one for non-little people. The shorter hook has a cape with a hood hung upon it, and it's next to the handle that is shaped in an old-fashioned style. Through the windows, we can see a forest close by, and in one of the windows above the door, we see a bird eating at a covered bird feeder.

Ordinary Afternoon

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☆ Description ☆

Ordinary Afternoon is an exercise in representing disability in fantasy. I don’t yet have access to a power wheelchair as I need, but that doesn’t stop me from dreaming about having one, especially one that could lift me up to heights I can’t reach, up stairs that are too difficult to climb, and more. I also love seeing disability represented in art, but I can never seem to find it in fantasy very often, my favorite genre. So I decided, hey, why not have a magic chair for a witch? And here we are! A witch with achondroplasia working away at their craft, making potions, surrounded by nature, and supported by access. Ahh, how wonderful this would be~

☆ Dimensions + Care ☆

  • All of the prints are sized 9″ x 12″ (22,6 x 30,48 cm). The art prints are printed in my home on the same 98 lb/160 g paper that I create original artwork on, giving a realistic texture to your matte print. Each piece is signed on the back, and my watermark only appears here on the photos.
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Weight 0.5 oz
Dimensions 11 × 14 in
Ordinary Afternoon

Ordinary Afternoon Art Print, Ordinary Afternoon Original

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