LOKI GWYNBLEIDD
VINTAGE PROPAGANDA
Support & Solidarity
How to help Anarchist and Vintage Propaganda.
There are many ways to support my work, whether it is to support my activism and creativity or to help me as a precarious artist.
DONATIONS
LDonations are the easiest way to help me financially.
By donating, you provide me with some security for both my personal and professional expenses
So you allow me to pay my bills and to have some means to continue the production of propaganda visuals without enriching intermediaries.
You can do this on a regular or one-off basis via the Ko-fi platform.
BUYING ON THE PRINT SHOP
Ordering linocuts, cyanotypes and letterpress prints is a great way to support my creative activity while receiving militant art.
By doing so, you value the most artisanal part of my activity while obtaining original and handmade decorations and activist materials.
As there are no intermediaries, I receive the money you give me directly.
The print shop is hosted on this very site !
Donate or buy only if you have the means. It's Art and AnarChy that must circCulate, not money troubles.
BUYING ON REDBUBBLE
My Redbubble Shop is a perfect solution to help me financially and make you happy.
Every time you order one of the many items (posters, cards, art prints, clothes, accessories) available on my Redbubble page, I get a small margin on sales.
On your side, you get an original and political decoration to offer or to keep.
SHARING ARTWORKS
If you can't afford (or don't want) to spend money, sharing on social netoworks or in real life is an efficient way to help me. le partage sur les réseaux sociaux ou dans la vraie vie est un moyen efficace de m’aider.
First of all, it allows me to make myself known to potential 'interested' comrades through my activity and services.
Last but not least, it allows me to fulfil my propaganda mission by spreading the messages I include in my visuals.
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When sharing artistic content, remember to credit the creators - if you know them - even when the content is free.
Some sites and network users act like predators and use anonymous shares to avoid mentioning artists and capitalise (or outright steal) on their work.