‘THE VERY BEST BRAS AND PANTIES THAT MARRY COMFORT AND STYLE’
Comfort, diversity, body positivity and daily life issues at this digital article about underwear recommendations to feel comfortable and beautiful at the same time.
AD: Dian Holton. Link to the article
‘BEING A TRANS MAN MEANS WRITING MY OWN LOVE LANGUAGE’
Digital and printed article about a trans male that is trying to figure out what it means to be a man in today’s world. Over the years, he and his girlfriend have joked about getting him a teddy bear. Now he finally has one.
AD: Jan Molen. Link to the article
‘APHRODISIAC FOODS TO GET YOU IN THE MOOD FIRE UP THE ROMANCE USING THESE INGREDIENTS’
A still life of the foods with some diverse couples eating them here and there, showing complicity, fun and enjoying their time together. Digital article on The Girlfriend from AARP web and social media.
AD: Dian Holton. Link to the article
She/They: Everyday heroes (friends, colleagues, mothers, family…) Living, active people, in a continuous fight for our rights, who have cost our predecessors so much sweat and blood. The bodies of the main characters draw Yorokobu’s letters while secondary characters create funny, tender, supportive or vindictive subplots.
AD: Luis B Boy. Link to the magazine
‘WHEN THE REVOLUTIONARY THING IS TO WANT TO RETURN TO THE COMFORT ZONE’
Our fighter is tired of fighting, of being afraid and living in uncertainty. That’s why he decides to stay in his cloud of comfort, where things are sweet and time stands still.
AD: Luis B Boy. Link to the magazine
‘HAT LIEBE EINE ERFOLGSFORMEL?’ (Does love have a formula for success?)
An Illustration and two little icons concerning the book “8 dates: essential conversations for a lifetime of love” by John Gottman and Rachel Carlton Abrams, at the printed edition of Brigitte Magazin no 8.
AD: Julia Wochnik.
Berkeley Law’s mission focuses on Community, Excellence and Public Mission. Caring + Inclusive + Bold + Real. This is the Pro Bono Program image to use on the cover of the brochure about this program, highlighting student-led work. They are also using this image for the cover of a new podcast.
AD: Laurie Frasier.
When I have a lot on my plate, I try to clear my mind, isolate myself and enjoy every ‘bite’ of the food that is right in front of me, every bite counts, I just keep doing it. I don’t always succeed, but I try as hard as I can.
Of course I am not talking about food, but about feeding your goals and getting through every difficult phase of our lives.
Fatphobia is a reality. It is a fight against ourselves and social stereotypes. There are many different levels of fat and obesity is a disease, an imbalance, which can be due to physical, psychological, psychiatric or socio-economic factors. The latter accentuate and worsen the disease. You can be fat and perfectly healthy. Let’s remove the stigma. We are all humans.
‘THE UNCOOK BOOK – HOW TO UNBAKE THE PLANET: FASHION INDUSTRY SECTION’
Unbaking how we consume. Being trendy is compatible with wearing second-hand clothes. There is no excuse for not trying to minimize the impact of such a polluting industry. A good start is to think twice before buying and get into the habit of looking for new clothes in second-hand stores, taking maximum care of our clothes so that they last longer and prioritizing natural fabrics. Link to the project
