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La Tiendita Zeuqshop
Yarnies by Mikey
The Sick Muse
Petty Butter
Natalie Woodlock
Sarai Bernice
Fine art prints and earrings
Tesoritxs
Handmade jewelry
Las Topo Chicas
Zines, patches, jewelry, prints, photographs, embroidery, upcycled clothing
Compton Q
Hand made garments and accessories
Marimacha Monarca Press
M Diaz Makes
Handmade shirts, totes, pins, patches, cards
MAHAL HEALING ARTS
Botanical potions, holistic healing services
Sparkel
Comics, printed matter, clothing and jewelry
Brown and Proud Press
Zines, t's, stickers, buttons





Fine art prints and earrings

Handmade jewelry

Zines, patches, jewelry, prints, photographs, embroidery, upcycled clothing

Hand made garments and accessories
As a Chicago based artist and designer Compton Q is passionate about exploration, research, and the ways in which their identity as a Queer Non-Binary PoC drives creation. By focusing on cultural histories, gender, popular & material culture, sci-fi narratives, queer clubbing spaces & the rapidly evolving world of street fashion, they transport my audience to imagined futures & impossible worlds. Through the vehicles of fashion and performance the futuristic narratives and garments they create come to life through movement, time, and space.


Handmade shirts, totes, pins, patches, cards

Botanical potions, holistic healing services
MAHAL HEALING ARTS by Kiam Marcelo Junio helps clients integrate the body, mind, emotion, and spirit through Holistic Healing Services (yoga, meditation, mindfulness coaching, aromatherapy, CranioSacral, and East Asian Bodywork) and handcrafted self-care potions (BLOOM:Booty & Body Mist, MORNING DEW: Skin Renewing Serum, and DEEP EARTH: Grounding + Meditation Perfume) using all-natural botanicals. MAHAL HEALING ARTS aims to aid in the healing of self and society by creating spaces for people to better know themselves, the meanings they make, and their relationship to the world outside and within. The word “Mahal” appears in many languages to mean “dear,” “valuable,” “expensive,” “palace,” “a place of reverence,” “a place of rest,” “love.”
Kiam Marcelo Junio is a holistic healer and interdisciplinary artist creating work through writing, performance, photography, and new media. Their research and art work center around queering identities, creation myths and herstories, and personal and collective transformation through collaborative projects. Kiam served in the US Navy for seven years during the DADT era. They were born in the Philippines and have lived in the US, Japan, and Spain.

Comics, printed matter, clothing and jewelry

Zines, t's, stickers, buttons
Brown and Proud Press is a collective of intersectional creatives who provide a platform for communities of color to heal through zine making, poetry workshops and events. We are composed of writers, illustrators, designers, music lovers and photographers based in Chicago. People of color are invited to attend our monthly writing meet-ups and to submit their work to our next zine, "On Struggling Queerness" Contact us at brownandproudpress@gmail.com & follow us on IG or Twitter via @BPPZINES