Clarissa [Sometimes] Explains It All

Raja in native american realness

If I had to determine my absolute guilty pleasure, secretly eating my mother’s milk chocolate-covered vanilla ice cream bars would be a close second. However, RuPaul’s Drag Race reigns on top. As a mixture of the dangerously addicting reality TV shows like America’s Next Top Model, Project Runway, and the Real World, RPDR takes all of the magnetizing traits of these shows into one grand spectacle. At this point in time, the top three queens are in the running to become America’s Drag Superstar. With only two more episodes to go, I am a little devastated that I’ll have to anticipate next season.

This season has provided for unprecedented moments in the show. Even beyond the screen, viewer involvement has escalated in comparison to the previous seasons with the aid of social networking sites. Chad Sell, who is a fan of the show, has produced quite the collection of RPDR contestant illustrations of the season, which has been streaming through these mediums. I love how his distinctive style shines through each work, and that the personalities of the drag queens are visibly seen. I’m definitely going to order a print for my room, but it will be difficult figuring out which one to order. I might wait for the prints my fellow filipino, Manila Luzon, to be available.

Manila Luzon shows her filipino pride

Be sure to check out the rest of his work here! Work, Heather!