Tinysupervicki (a.k.a. Tsvicki, a.k.a. Vicki) is a safe for work (SFW) artist focused on gentle giants and tiny (G/t) characters. Vicki’s art depicts cozy scenes conveying feelings of comfort, compassion, and inclusivity. Vicki has been a mainstay in the community regularly attending previous SizeCons and is already planning to attend SizeCon 2027. There she will be on the security staff ensuring everyone has a safe and rewarding convention experience. On top of that she will also be a vendor at the 2027 show. So do yourself a favor and swing by her table for some delightful art! Fans can also meet Vicki in person at several events in Texas such as Tokyo X Festival in Houston during late September and Charlie’s Collectible Show (CCS) Houston during mid-October. Folks can follow Tinysupervicki on Bluesky, Instagram, and Tumblr for the latest updates.
#1) Can you tell the readers a little about yourself?
Hi there! My name is Vicki and I am a sfw G/t digital artist! I’ve been part of the size community for a long time, starting out as a lurker, then I eventually started sharing my art my love of size online around 2014/2015.
#2) You’re from Houston, Texas. Is there a particular landmark or restaurant that you love there? If someone was to visit Houston for the first time, what do you think they really should check out?
Mmm, don’t want to share too much due to privacy concerns, but there is a Mexican restaurant my parents and I used to go to a lot since I was 6 years old. Even at 33 years old, when I go to that restaurant, I relax at the smell and taste of the food since it feels like home. Since I’m an artist and actually work at a performing arts company, I recommend visiting the theater district downtown or any of our big art and history museums! You also need to check out Space Center NASA, that’s always a big staple (plus many other things). Just be mindful of traffic, there’s always traffic in Houston.
#3) How would you describe your art?
Whatever makes me and others feel happy, fluffy, and comfortable. I’ve learned that I draw a lot of my art of what I would have wanted to see in the world and how it makes me feel, luckily in turn, many others like it as well! Since I like to think of myself as a tiny lady, I like drawing tiny women with giant men. Sometimes I’ll draw tiny women with giant ladies. I do my best to draw what I hadn’t seen when I was lurking in the size community long ago. More tiny ladies and giant men and diverse appearances, sizes, and gender because not only do I want to feel represented, I want others to feel represented and loved. I tend to draw my tiny self in a lot of my work but I do have many original characters that I consider my children.
#4) How did you first discover the size community? Have long have you been attending SizeCon?
After accepting my love of size and the idea that I want to be tiny, I hit the internet. I was a teenager so I saw “everything”. After lurking for a long time, I was beginning to feel frustrated with the lack of tiny women and giant men art, and if there was, it was either cruel or the tiny woman was slim and blonde. I wanted to see art that I could relate to! I did doodle what I wanted to do secretly but I never shared it with anyone. After years of lurking, I stumbled upon Jitensha and her art and also the G/t community back in the deviantart days. I felt so inspired to finally share my art. I started as nobody but once Jitensha became my first follower, I felt more motivated to share and create more G/t art. I’ve been so grateful for building a community of friends and supporters that have been there for me during this time because it was also the hardest time in my life being my mom’s caregiver and eventually coping with her sudden death.
After my mom’s passing, I finally attended the second year of Sizecon and felt so welcomed from my friends I had met online in the community and even fans of my art. Since then, I kept attending and around 2020 was when I became part of Sizecon security staff. As of today, I am still on staff but I am now focusing more as an art vendor. I had my first art table the past live Sizecon 2026 and I was blown away at how much support I got from it. It’s still hard for me to believe that the size community has been such a light in my life and a difficult time. I’m forever grateful.
#5) What are a few of your favorite artworks or stories from other creators? I know this is a difficult question and your answer, like everyone else’s, can change over time. Nonetheless, I shamelessly include this because it serves as awesome feedback when people read that other artists like their work.
I have so many G/t artist friends that I wish I could share! I’ll highlight two artists that have been making G/t webcomics on Webtoon (something I’ve always wanted to do but hardly have the time to). First is my friend Lily (littlelistLily or littlest-pepper), she has a webcomic called Salt & Pepper, it’s a slice of life romance story between a giant guy named Salt and a tiny 3-inch girl named Pepper. It’s so cute and refreshing every time I see an update. I also want to mention Laura Areiza, she has a webcomic called “Oddly Connected (AU)” and it’s so precious. It’s also another slice of life story between a man named Les that has a new guest in his house, a tiny lady named Dolly.
#6) Are there any upcoming projects that you would like to mention?
I’ve been busy with life, full-time work, and artist alley vending unfortunately! I try to draw in my spare time when I can. However, I do have two future projects I want to work on once things get bearable and I finish my queue of commissions. One is mini comic ideas with new original characters and the other is maybe starting a snail mail club next year. I am getting ready to have more merch for my art table I will have for Sizecon 2027, so if you’re attending, please stop by and say hi!
Thank you so much for doing this interview!
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