DYKE A Quarterly: Challenging Assumptions Since 1975

February 26, 2013

DYKE A Quarterly: Challenging Assumptions Since 1975

Did painting or not painting our nails make us butch or femme? We didn't think so. But we had an inkling that it would confound our readers to see us with nail polish, which we happened to be wearing the day we made this graphic.

Original mages made with Letraset transfer letters on paper, hand held on the bed of a Mita 500D copy machine.

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DYKE A Quarterly

February 26, 2013