My motivation for creating the Queer Crips cover was trying to capture a certain kind of confidence and "fire" that is felt in our rebellious roots. The oranges and purples speak to the light that is ignited within us to move through this world. Because where would we be without rebellion, after all?

[ID: an image featuring a very confident appearing individual with very dark skin and shoulder length hair that fades from purple to orange. Their bangs are so long they hang over their eyes. They are sitting in a wheelchair and holding up two peace signs while grinning. The whole image is in vibrant oranges and purples, evoking a rebellious feeling. There is a transparent disability symbol with it’s middle finger raised over the top of the whole image. The title of the Zine is on top. “From The QILT2BAG+” Their shirt reads the title of the issue “Queer Crips”]