Hello, Sartorial Geeks! I’m so excited to introduce you all to my friend Che Grayson.
Che is an incredible writer who just finished her masters degree in NYU’s film program. She’s been a TED resident, wrote for Bitch Planet, and is now working on her latest project: Magic Hour.
We’re huge fans of Che Grayson around here and have been so excited to see this project come to life. Che is making her writer/directer debut with Magic Hour, and her latest Kickstarter campaign is full of incredible rewards around this project.
Thank god for Instagram and the wonderful people and projects it connects me with. The Pintrovert has created one of my favorite Kickstarter campaigns to date – LOOK AT THESE GLORIOUS SELF CARE DESIGNS! Inspired by Lizzo, The Pintrovert is converting her art into enamel pins for us. Each tier unlocks a new design in three skin colors, which is wonderful. This campaign is already funded, but don’t miss out on these incredible rewards!
Sometimes I come across a new Kickstarter campaign that’s a perfect intersection of all of my interests, and the Geekfinitee campaign is exactly that. Geek fashion + Harry Potter + handmade goods couldn’t be more up my alley.
Anthropomorphized anxiety. Putting the con in consent. A song with a truly staggering number of f-bombs, set to a jaunty ukulele tune. Had I known what I was going to get into when I stuck around for the Misbehavin’ Maidens midnight performance at Marscon, I might’ve reconsidered sitting next to my dad through it. (Have YOU ever listened to a song about go-karts and masturbating next to your father, who’s dressed in chainmail for extra weirdness? ‘Cause I can now say I have!) But by the third song, I was so into this nerdy, feminist, queer-friendly quartet that all the father-related awkwardness in the world couldn’t have chased me away.
Besides, my he was into them, too. My dad’s a sucker for good harmonies.
One of my favorite things about running this blog is that it’s part of my job to know when cool nerdy things are happening. One of those cool nerdy thing? The Kickstarter campaign for Wash Day.
When something pops up in my newsfeed more than three times, I have to take notice. The day Wash Day‘s Kickstarter campaign launched, I saw it everywhere.