That Very Quinn has Moved @ThatVeryQuinn@witches.town

Feeling awful cute today. Sweaty and upsetty, but cute.

It is snow

I just have so many ideas that it's hard to stick to one, long term. I'm going to stick to this one, though.

Nova wants to go to cosmetology school, and if we manage to somehow get a physical location we could start running workshops. Hell, we could make webinars out of them.

Stuff people are either expected to know or are generally helpful relating to appearance. Face shapes and hair styles, everyday makeup, complementing your appearance, etc.

And it's not just aesthetic design. We've got an number of functional designs in the works too.

And we've wondered about including aesthetic utilities in the shop - breast forms, packers, etc.

This is a big deal to me and I'm perhaps getting a bit ambitious but I'd love any feedback we can get on our projects - including outright sending free prototypes to you in exchange for feedback and data.

Our thought on that front is if it works out, you can keep it. If not you can send it back and we'll send another prototype.

The whole idea is to design and fabricate nice clothing that fits underserved body types. Broad shouldered fem folks, small breasted fem folks with a large band size, masc folks with hips, etc.

Stuff that fits and looks good and maybe even helps downplay features you're uncomfortable with. The ethos is "everyone deserves clothing they're comfortable with and comfortable in."

I've even toyed with the idea of designing clothing that is autism friendly.

Just... yeah.

Small goal is to start designing and fabricating clothing and giving it out to trans folks, when I know what to do.

I'm taking a leaf from my electrolysis and her playbook - trans folks are why I'll do this, cis people are how I'll do this.

I have no idea what I'm doing or where to start but I'm help bent on making this thing a reality.

I've turned down every project I was offered in the past few weeks to focus on this whole fashion design thing.

I feel Good.

The problem with cute underwear is wanting everyone to see the skulls on your titties but knowing that that is probably "work inappropriate."

Half the time all i hear is "all across our *SQUEEK* Since our nation's *people whispering* We are keenly aware *someone walking with heels*"

Like, this presentation would be really easy to follow if I was close enough to read the fucking captions.

I think I may have to come to terms with the fact that I am likely hard of hearing and visually impaired.

I love when I'm required to follow a presentation while people are making noise. I literally can't hear half of this shit.

I'm feeling really serious about this fashion/clothing idea.

Really want to start a fashion business for underserved body types.

Dudes are effing weird.