The Spectrum Critters are back with a message about the difficulty of using your voice. Whether your voice is loud or quiet, written or spoken– or not words at all, the way you communicate is unique and valuable! There’s always someone who needs to hear from you.
You can read the original bios of the Spectrum Critters Here.
Feel free to leave a comment if you have a topic you want to see covered by the Spectrum Critters!
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Ra Vashtar
They/Them or He/Him
ASD, ADHD.
Ra Vashtar is a visual artist, illustrator, writer, and self-described "monster rights activist." Currently Ra works in blogging, monster adoptions, commissioned illustration, video game art assets, and shirt designs for the Hot Topic Creator Program. They find joy and meaning in designing creatures that show even things that are a little different deserve love. Sometimes we all feel like monsters, but monsters are symbols of power and change. Ra is trans nonbinary and bisexual, and believes in advocacy for the LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse communities through education and visibility. A fiery and funny extrovert, Ra found that through going first and speaking up, plenty of other monsters often echoed out from the shadows, inspired by not being alone.
Special interests: horror and monsters, middle eastern mythology, ancient Egypt, ferrets, criminal psychology, and fire.
They/Them or He/Him
ASD, ADHD.
Ra Vashtar is a visual artist, illustrator, writer, and self-described "monster rights activist." Currently Ra works in blogging, monster adoptions, commissioned illustration, video game art assets, and shirt designs for the Hot Topic Creator Program. They find joy and meaning in designing creatures that show even things that are a little different deserve love. Sometimes we all feel like monsters, but monsters are symbols of power and change. Ra is trans nonbinary and bisexual, and believes in advocacy for the LGBTQIA+ and neurodiverse communities through education and visibility. A fiery and funny extrovert, Ra found that through going first and speaking up, plenty of other monsters often echoed out from the shadows, inspired by not being alone.
Special interests: horror and monsters, middle eastern mythology, ancient Egypt, ferrets, criminal psychology, and fire.
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I am very impressed with the products this time. they look great!
The Spectrum Critters never fail to deliver impactful messages. This reminder to value our unique voices is beautifully expressed. Looking forward to more insightful comics and the topics they will explore.
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These comics about Spectrum Critters really hit home — I often feel like my voice is “not right,” especially when I try to explain to my friends why I react differently than everyone else in the game. Sometimes I just stay silent in voice chat because words get lost, and in Valorant, my actions speak louder than any phrases. After difficult ranked games, when I’m burned out from social noise, I order coaching at https://skycoach.gg/ — the pro quickly raises my rank, shows me the optimal positions and rotations, and I feel more confident, as if my “game voice” has finally been heard. This gives me a break, recharges my energy, and helps me not to hide in myself, but to play the way I feel comfortable.