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fat glam summer
Explore a brand new stock photo collection focused on fat summer fun, from exploring new vacation spots to shedding old shame.
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Hi there! I’m Lindley (pronounced LIN-lee, she/her) and I create artwork that celebrates the unique beauty of bodies that fall outside conventional “beauty” standards.
I’m a photographer, author, cat mom, entrepreneur, musician and activist.
I reject the concept that plus-size people are only beautiful when our bodies look as close as possible to thin people’s. The full moon is lovely on her own, not because she slightly resembles a crescent moon.
What I do
I talk about the systems that make us feel bad about our bodies & help people reclaim their power through photographs.
That means fighting weight stigma by giving people in large bodies a safe place to explore how their bodies look on camera and by increasing the representation of fat bodies in photography, advertising, fine art and the world at large.
I live outside Seattle, WA with my spouse, feline overlord Blue, embarrassingly large washi tape collection and houseplant jungle.
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{The Body Liberation Guide} They’ve done a survey of fat people and they’ve written a report
Hi friend, This month, we’re having a pretty special event in the Body Liberation Blanket Fort. Dalia Kinsey, author of Decolonizing Wellness, will be leading a discussion circle on Saturday, September 28 for healthcare providers to: Our experiences with our own bodies are reflected in the way we interact with patients and clients, so show up…
{Blanket Fort} September 28: Discussion circle for fat-positive providers with Dalia Kinsey
Event overview This month, we’re having a pretty special event in the Body Liberation Blanket Fort. Dalia Kinsey will be leading a discussion circle on Saturday, September 28 for healthcare providers to: Our experiences with our own bodies are reflected in the way we interact with patients and clients, so show up ready to do…
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Karl is a low-eye-contact autistic person, and prefers not to have to look right into people’s eyes. But who says everyone has to look straight at the camera, anyway?
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