Monday McGee

@mondaymcgee.bsky.social

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Crafter, LARPer, anxious bean, nonprofit human.

A linocut of a tarot card — the Ace of Jorts — showing the reversed stamp and the resulting image
An image of the iPhone notes app in which the note reads “ace of jorts”
The front cover of a mini-zine, featuring a b&w photo of San Francisco with the title “Urban Photography: with a black and white filter so it looks all artistic and whatnot, vol. 1”
A handmade patch with printed black text reading “trans rights are human rights” on a blue, pink, and white striped background.
A linocut patch on vintage fabric reading RESIST, with the hand-carved stamp shown below it.
A pill case with compartments for the pills to take each day.
An out of focus close up of a smiling plushie. Text reads “bestie I’m at my fucking limit”
Thousands of protesters stand together on the beach to form the words “No Kings” and “Yes on 50”. There is an American flag in the center.
A shallow box filled with folded copies of “how to report ice” and “we marched, now what” zines, plus handmade patches and stickers reading “do not obey in advance” (some with “fuck you, make me” overlaid on top) and printed “no secret police” stickers with underlines to emphasize “no ice” within the phrase
A 5calls screenshot showing calls made to representatives to demand RFK Jr’s resignation
You will not break me (upgrade patch with heart boxers fabric)
A stack of pink “How to Report ICE” zines next to a pile of purple inserts with Bay Area hotline numbers and information about the constitutional rights of immigrants, taken from a red card.
A colorful cone shaped crochet object (it’s going to be the bottom of a little pouch) sits on a table next to a can of cider in a beer cozy that says “drunk dial congress”. There’s a messy desk with a pastel keyboard and a laptop in the background.
Your heart is a muscle the size of your fist. Keep loving, keep fighting.
Two handmade patches sitting on a wooden desk, both reading “fuck you, make me” in cursive handwriting. The one on the left is printed on a bright floral fabric, and the one on the right is printed on a tie dyed yellow fabric, with “do not obey in advance” also block printed on it in gold.
A protester (me!) holding a pink sign that says “ELON MUSK IS BAD AT VIDEO GAMES”. I am smiling because I am very entertained by this sign.
Two sheets of handwritten stickers sit on a wooden desk. One sheet has stickers that day “trans rights” with the trans flag in the background, and the other sheet has stickers that say “Elon Musk is bad at video games” in various colors. There are markers and a pastel colored keyboard on the desk at the edges of the frame.
Image of a stock market graph showing an abrupt drop in April 2025. It’s red and looks scary.
Three small silkscreen patches, with an image of a safety pin, in various warm colors.
A protester (me) holds a sign that says “FASCISM IS BAD ACTUALLY”
Four silkscreened patches. The design is the same on all four and reads “bodily autonomy is not negotiable - consent - abortion - transition”. The design is printed on four different fabrics.
A half finished meal of chicken tenders and beer, on the table beside a plastic sword-pen.
A protester (me!) holding a purple sign reading DO YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE? and a stack of purple flyers with details about what Elon Musk is doing to the government. (Link to full text of flyer in post)
A badly spray painted protest sign reading “no billionaires, no kings”
Four handmade patches, reading “drunk dial congress, (202) 224-3121”. They are printed in black ink on different pattered floral and colorful fabrics.
A light skinned hand with rings and green nail polish holds a soft knitted brick made in the colors of the progress pride flag. It turns the brick to show the colors on different sides and then throws it at the window in the background, which is also hung with a pride flag. (The window is unharmed — the brick is very soft.)
A pile of small pink handmade zines on a kitchen table. The cover reads "yell at the government: how to call your congresspeople and maybe make a difference"
A Northern California beach at low tide. The cloudy sky is reflected in the wet sand left behind by the receding sea.
Six block-printed patches on different colors and patterns of fabric. The patches read “do not obey in advance” in hand drawn type.
The front of a sleeveless denim jacket, with many patches and pins attached. A number of the patches are handmade in cross-stitch or block printed.
A small flash tattoo in black on light skin, showing the Golden Gate Bridge, sea, and fog in a heart outline.
A beachside hill on a clear day. The sky is bright blue and the hill is covered in ice plant in red, yellow, and green tones. Wooden posts mark a path up the hillside.
A white hand with rings on three fingers, wearing bright magenta nail polish with a yellow and magenta sweater cuff visible.
A finished pair of socks, striped in shades of blue. On top of them lie the toes of a newly started pair of socks in dark grey with splashes of neon colors, on a pair of red circular needles.
A small crocheted zipper pouch in shades of brown yarn.