I’m Ezra. I make art and write stories from the edges of pain, of joy, of becoming.
Read the blog, shop the art, stay a while. I’m glad you’re here.
Art, Story, and Survival
Explore art, reflections, and offerings that celebrate resilience, queerness, and care.
Art Rooted in Resistance & Tenderness
Welcome—I’m so glad you’ve found your way here. I’m Ezra, a queer, trans, disabled artist, writer, and advocate. My work lives at the intersections of art and justice, softness and survival. Through prints, stickers, jewelry, and handmade pieces, I create offerings that remind us that rest is resistance, joy is radical, and tenderness is a strength.
This website is more than just a shop—it’s a space for connection and storytelling. Alongside my artwork, you’ll also find my blog, where I share reflections on self-love, healing, disability, queerness, and the messy, beautiful work of being human. Everything I make—whether words or art—carries the belief that we deserve softness in a world that often demands we harden ourselves to survive.
I hope you’ll explore, linger, and maybe even find something that speaks to your own story. Whether you’re here to read, to shop, or simply to rest for a moment, you’re welcome in this space. Take what resonates, leave what doesn’t, and know that you are not alone.
Survival Stories
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The Myth of "Better"
Ezra WheelerThere is a quiet pressure woven into nearly every conversation about healing: the assumption that we are moving toward something called better. Better days. Better habits. Better bodies. Better minds....
The Myth of "Better"
Ezra WheelerThere is a quiet pressure woven into nearly every conversation about healing: the assumption that we are moving toward something called better. Better days. Better habits. Better bodies. Better minds....
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When "Reach Out" Isn't Enough
Ezra Wheeler"Reach out.” We hear it often, but for many of us, reaching out has meant closed doors, long waits, or outright harm. Suicide prevention cannot be reduced to crisis hotlines—it...
When "Reach Out" Isn't Enough
Ezra Wheeler"Reach out.” We hear it often, but for many of us, reaching out has meant closed doors, long waits, or outright harm. Suicide prevention cannot be reduced to crisis hotlines—it...
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What They Don't Tell You (During Suicide Preven...
Ezra WheelerSeptember brings hashtags and awareness campaigns, but survival is messier than slogans. Living after suicide isn’t a neat finish line—it’s rebuilding in the aftermath, carrying scars that don’t fade, and...
What They Don't Tell You (During Suicide Preven...
Ezra WheelerSeptember brings hashtags and awareness campaigns, but survival is messier than slogans. Living after suicide isn’t a neat finish line—it’s rebuilding in the aftermath, carrying scars that don’t fade, and...