Describing a comic: Yao Kiao's #BAOPU15 "Thank you, not sorry"

For people with reading impairments, a crucial accommodation is text describing any meaningful visual information. In braille, it's mandatory. On the net, it's required by the US and WC3 accessibility standards.

You can attach this info to an image with HTML commands. But it's simpler to type it out in a paragraph before or after the image. Many people using slow internet or older feature phones turn off images to speed up loading, so text descriptions also serve these users.

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I'm posting for two reasons:

1. I adore the comic and it has already changed how I think and speak. I had to write this description to post it and wanted to make the description available for others.

2. I want to encourage discussion, comments, criticism, suggestions on the utility and accuracy of this description. So comment and signal boost away!

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yaoxiaoart created this fabulous comic, and it was the #3 post on Autostraddle for all 2015. For those of us with vision issues, slow net, or feature phones, I describe it here. The visual art is linked at the end.
( #BAOPU15 Yao Xia from Autostraddle )

( If you want to say thank you )

Available in this comic book:

http://www.yao.nyc/everything-is-beautiful