Justseeds Artists' Cooperative (@justseeds.bsky.social)

@justseeds.bsky.social Oct 9, 2026, 1:15 AM

New anti-Data Center graphics package just dropped on our free downloads page! justseeds.org/graphic/no-m...

@justseeds.bsky.social Oct 5, 2026, 10:27 PM

New screenprint from Mary Tremonte! "Continuing my bubbly water aesthestics, I love the way it makes every message feel most exuberant.

Solidarity forever and ever and ever..."

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@justseeds.bsky.social Oct 2, 2026, 9:29 PM

Our biweekly update is out! Highlighting works of militant feminism and women's liberation 💪
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@justseeds.bsky.social Oct 1, 2026, 4:52 PM

New screenprints from Sarah Farahat! Sometimes we all need a little reminder of what we are fighting for. justseeds.org/product/more...

@toosphexy.bsky.social Sep 26, 2026, 10:14 PMReposted by @justseeds.bsky.social

Never let a manager do a worker's job justseeds.org/graphic/robo...

Robot aren't workers, robots are management

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 25, 2026, 6:12 PM

New relief print from Meredith Stern, celebrating the fungi - justseeds.org/product/turk...

Several years ago we took down a large weed tree that had been growing for decades. A large branch had fallen into our neighbors yard after a storm, and there was concern that it might fall onto their house. We took the tree down, and I planted a magnolia and a semi-dwarf peach tree on the outskirts of the large stump that remained.

I went outside to draw the stump, and found a gorgeous turkey tail mushroom growing on the stump. The stump was also home to a lovely clover plant that was growing from a crack, and echinacea that I had planted around it was thriving.

The turkey tail mushroom is a beautiful creature. This one has rings of yellows and browns around it. I decided to create a linoleum print of a close up of the texture. It reminds me of this beautiful creature, that thrives in the woods. It was surprising for me to find it growing in the city in our yard, and I felt joyous that we have been able to create an environment which would support it's growth.

As I carved it, I was listening to the audio book of Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer- which I highly recommend.

This limited edition print honors the beautiful gift of fungi.

Ediiton of 10, signed, and numbered edition.

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 25, 2026, 10:40 AM

We'll be tabling this cool event in Portland this weekend!

@zinnedproject.bsky.social Sep 24, 2026, 5:30 PMReposted by @justseeds.bsky.social

“I began to talk about the Decl. of Independence . . . & Henry D. Thoreau. At this point, Judge Larsen interrupted, pounded his gavel & said:

‘You can’t discuss that. That's getting to the heart of the matter.’” — Howard Zinn | art by @justseeds.bsky.social
See: zinnedproject.org/news/tdih/mi...

Poster celebrating People's History describing a September 24, 1968 action when 14 people, including five priests and a minister, removed about 10,000 Milwaukee Selective Service draft files and burned them with homemade napalm.

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 24, 2026, 7:33 PM

New Celebrate People's History poster from Yuko Ok, celebrating wartime protestor and detainee Minoru Yasui! justseeds.org/product/mino...

"I felt we had the obligation, as citizens, to tell our government they are wrong! That is the sacred duty of every citizen — because what is done to the least of us can be done to all of us."

On March 28, 1942, Min walked the streets of Portland, to challenge the military curfew targeting ALL persons of Japanese ancestry and leading to the unjust incarceration of 125,000 adults and children. That boldness cost him his freedom, nine months in solitary confinement, and led to his historic United States Supreme Court case. After release from Minidoka, one of ten WWII concentration camps, Min moved to Denver and dedicated his life to uplifting marginalized communities and advocating for Japanese American reparations.

This CPH poster printed at the worker-owned and union-run Community Printers, Santa Cruz, CA.

This is #217 in the Celebrate People’s History Poster Series.

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 22, 2026, 7:13 PM

The monthly Justseeds newsletter is out! us2.campaign-archive.com?e=__test_ema...

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 22, 2026, 3:03 PM

Risograph print from young Asa Michigan! Asa initially drew this image as a 7-year-old, when the worst thing they could imagine doing to a person was to ignore them. justseeds.org/product/igno...

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 19, 2026, 3:43 PM

New small relief print from @monicatrinidad.bsky.social ! May our daily choices, actions, and commitments continue to pollinate just futures for all who demand it. 🦋🐝🌸
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Inspired by the historic groundbreaking ceremony of the Chicago Torture Justice Memorial, proceeds from this limited edition print supports future community engagement, programming, and mutual aid projects at the memorial site.

Organizing, largely led by the survivors and their family members, made this happen. This permanent public memorial honoring survivors of police torture is the first of its kind in the U.S. It was also the final, unfulfilled promise of the Reparations Ordinance that Chicago’s City Council passed in 2015—which was also the first time survivors of racially-motivated police torture have been given reparations under international law. This memorial doesn’t undo the harm that was done, but it creates a critical space to collectively remember, heal, and learn. Oppression also thrives on forgetting—so the work doesn’t end once the memorial is constructed.

@gregisonthego.bsky.social Sep 18, 2026, 2:49 PMReposted by @justseeds.bsky.social

#BoardGame folks take note: Meg Lemieur is one of the artists behind @outlandishgames.bsky.social's "Defenders of the Wild"

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 18, 2026, 2:46 PM

Mapping the Southern Labor Movement, by Labor South and Meg Lemieur! justseeds.org/product/mapp...

This Mapping the Southern Labor Movement poster and zine was created by Labor South: Center for Working Class Studies (www.laborsouth.org) in collaboration with artist Meg Lemieur (https://www.meglemieur.com). Meg carries on the tradition of many activist artists who create collaborative educational and organizing tools as a part of the Beehive Design Collective. To develop this piece, Labor South embarked on a seven-month participatory creative process to learn key Southern labor stories, develop symbolic flora and anthropomorphized fauna to depict the events, and share the work in progress with our larger community at several virtual community updates. We drew from many sources to create our illustration - through conversations, historical archives, and deep reading of texts.

The history of US Southern labor movements has not been taught in schools and is usually unknown, even to those who call the South home. Here we depict five key events that paved the way for subsequent worker organizing in the South: the formation of the Southern Tenant Farmers Union, which started in Arkansas in the 1930s; the Textile Strike of 1934 which spread throughout the Piedmont region of the US South; the formation of the National Domestic Workers Union of America in the 1950s and 1960s in Georgia; the Memphis Sanitation Workers’ Strike in 1968 in Tennessee; and the Justice@Smithfield Campaign in the early 2000s in Eastern North Carolina. This illustration reminds us that workers should be commemorated for their history-making efforts to address economic injustice.

The poster was printed at the original green printer and union shop Barefoot Press, Raleigh, NC, 2026.

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 15, 2026, 8:45 PM

New postcard design from Monica Trinidad with a quote from @mskellymhayes.bsky.social ! Details in alt text, pick one up here: justseeds.org/product/we-m...

@laborheritage.bsky.social Sep 13, 2026, 2:15 PMReposted by @justseeds.bsky.social

LABOR ART OF THE WEEK

Direct Action by Josh MacPhee, courtesy of @justseeds.bsky.social Artists' Cooperative.

Find out more at tinyurl.com/3hf6wu84

#Art #Poster #LaborArts

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 11, 2026, 5:20 PM

New postcard from Monica Trinidad! justseeds.org/product/quee...

Emory Douglas often spoke about art’s critical role in creating a visual mythology of power for people who feel powerless. I believe he’s talking about how the stories we tell shape the world we live in, or how we disrupt and capture dominant narratives through cultural change, or even just simply how art can make us feel seen and valued amidst injustice and dehumanization.

But I believe that there is nothing mythical about our world running on queer and trans magic. It’s so deeply factual! Thinking a lot about this lately as a queer woman deeply in love with my trans partner, and my trans friends, and especially on Trans Day of Visibility. To be queer and trans is to emit brilliance and creativity; to summon audacity and authenticity; to conjure spells of safety and community care networks; to invoke protection and new world building.

We will never allow that magic to be silenced or dimmed. In fact, it’s only growing stronger and more potent.

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 10, 2026, 2:56 PM

New Celebrate People's History poster from Chris Robertson! (Full description in alt text) justseeds.org/product/no-l...

Justice for Lamour Textile Workers
Justice Pour Les Ouvrières et Ouvriers du Textile
55 rue de Louvain Ouest, Montréal

In 2007, Montreal-based garment manufacturer Lamour shuttered its Canadian production activities, laying off nearly 500 employees, many of whom had worked at the company for decades. Workers publicly denounced the abysmal conditions at Lamour, where they were locked inside the factory during the night shift and forced to eat meals at their workstations. Over 2007 and 2008, laid-off workers and community organizers at the Immigrant Workers Centre successfully engaged in a struggle to gain compensation for laid off Lamour employees.

En 2007, le fabricant de vêtements montréalais Lamour a mis fin à ses activités de production au Canada, licenciant progressivement près de 500 employé.e.s, dont beaucoup travaillaient pour l'entreprise depuis des décennies. Les travailleurs et travailleuses ont dénoncé publiquement les conditions de travail épouvantables chez Lamour, où ils avient éte enfermés dans l'usine pendant le quart de nuit et étaient contraints de prendre leurs repas à leur poste de travail. En 2007 et 2008, les licencié.e.s et des organisateurs communautaures du Centre des travailleurs et travailleuses immigrant.e.s se sont engagés dans une lutte pour obtenir une indemnisation pour les personnes licenciées.

@laborheritage.bsky.social Sep 5, 2026, 7:22 PMReposted by @justseeds.bsky.social

LABOR ART OF THE WEEK

From the @justseeds.bsky.social Artists' Cooperative

Find out more at tinyurl.com/y69xkzwv

#LaborArt #Poster #GraphicDesign

@justseeds.bsky.social Sep 8, 2026, 7:14 PM

New small relief print from Christeen Francis! justseeds.org/product/fire...