Leonoliomonolio
@lolrigole
Accessibility enthusiast. May contain traces of amateur art. But not my avatar, that one was created by Dan Berry. She/her
Treated myself to a venom-style sensor armour by Vital Veil. I’m a firm opponent to the idea that medical aids need to look like medical aids. This made me grin from ear to ear.
Living in an old appartment building that is cheap sometimes gives you fun challenges. Like the “Monday no shower” challenge.
Met with my drawing group. Happy #DisabilityPrideMonth everyone! (Sorry I butchered the wheelchair, technical items are not my forte.) References from the @adorkastock.com pride pack.
So… this has been unironically posted by an accessibility advocate. I didn’t censor her name, because I don’t know where it is in there, tbh. I see these „flyer designs“ and immediately go: „yeah, I’m out“. Well done on (not) creating your very accessible document.
This went really fast from „oh interesting, what’s happening here?“ to „ack, this hits me right in the trypophobia!“
Currently learning about training and moderating workshops, and I get so much stuff about activating methods crammed into my brain, that this absolut brain fart appeared between my notes.
Giving a workshop this Sunday on how to create your own accessibility board game. (You can also participate remotely, but I think it costs 50€, so let me know if you’re interested, I can send you the link) Advertising it with this masterful visual. #accessibility
Just learned that I’ve forgotten to stock up on his favourite snacks.
Hosting a workshop with two other people for creating your own accessibility board game in May. Wondering if I should offer participants some quick doodles they can use for their games in this style. Good idea, bad idea?
Have some Gamma progress in these trying times. You better bet Gamma is typing exclusively with two fingers.
This!!!1! Especially since there is a literal button that will do the typing for you!
Just learned that there is a US TV evangelist with this actual name.
Riddled with anxiety, so have Gamma being riddled with sensory overwhelm.
Meet Dot, a massively chatty support agent for Gamma, the accessibility game astronaut.
Figurine painting won’t ever be my favourite passtime, as I have a notoriously shaky hand, but it’s very relaxing and there were 3 of us chatting and painting. A fairly wholesome evening.
When you’re so bad at perspectives and architectural drawing that you teach yourself Blender to circumvent it. 😬
Skribbles for a side character of the accessibility game. It’s supposed to help the player when they’re stuck. Team picked the feisty lemon at the top.
Today I spotted the gaping mouth of an eldritch monster, disguised as a house.