Mega Crush

Megan Morman and Cindy Baker designed a pride flag for OUR community:
Ladies that prefer staying home and nesting with their cats.

The stripes reflect the rainbow of diversity of the cat world. The pink female symbols represent ladies who love ladies. The purple couch represents our community's queer desire: cuddling. The white cat symbol represents all possible kitties.

They are working on this project for Culture Days in Regina!


Megan and Cindy at their wedding.

I was over at YoungCreature and discovered a new online queer art journal/gallery called PRAYERS FOR CHILDREN. The first issue INITIATION is fanatasic, and features a few drawings by Zachari Logan.

Two other notable queer artists from Saskatoon are Megan Morman and Cindy Baker. They are married (to each other) and are quite the 'ultimate power duo'(cheesy Saskatoon reference). I don't know a lot about them, but am totally intrigued by them and their art practises. Megan does some nice cross stitching, and Cindy has a mascot of herself. That I do know.