Kill the Shame: Women Digital Artists Talk About Body Positivity

The Quint 2020-05-06

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Waging a war against the society’s idea of an ideal body, some women digital artists are using their work to celebrate different shapes, sizes and colours. We speak to three such artists on #InternationalNoDietDay.

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