I'm My Own Dream Girl - Like a Girl Art Prints

Price range: $12.00 through $60.00

Because art should carry more than just aesthetic; it should carry a message, spark a conversation, and demand reflection. Introducing Like a Girl SERIES 2— a new trio of art prints reclaiming what it means to fight, run, and rise as women.

Manic Pixie Dream Girl: The trope made her a one dimension stock character. She is not like other girls, she’s whimsical and funny and smart, and she exists solely as a plot device to teach a brooding male protagonist how to embrace life. Well not anymore. She isn’t your dream girl. She’s her own dream girl. Embracing life and being whimsical because that is who she is. Not to further drive your plot. 

“Like a Girl” isn’t just a series of art prints – it’s a rallying cry. Each piece reclaims a phrase that’s been used to diminish women and twists it into armour. We began with: Be a Final Girl. Not Your Damsel. Run Like a Girl – and now we have I’m My Own Dream Girl, Independent Woman and Fight Like A Girl. These art prints speak to the raw truth of living in a world that still underestimates us, fears our power, and tries to silence our voices. It’s a reminder that we’re not here to shrink—we’re here to fight, to advocate, and to embrace our feminine rage.

These prints are designed to speak to the strength and fire within women, they’re also a call for allyship. For standing together, louder, bolder, and braver. Hang them on your wall as a declaration: strength, rebellion, and resistance like a girl.

Printed on 215 gsm Freelife Felt paper sourced within Australia, these A6 art prints are textured, durable, and as delightfully odd as the company they keep.

*Colours may appear different than as displayed on/between screens

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Additional information

Weight 1 g
Dimensions 130 × 0.01 × 130 mm
Material

Printing

Single Sided

Size

Bundle

Single Print, Like a Girl Collection, Sci-Fi Bundle

This business recognises the Butchulla people and wish to acknowledge them as the Traditional Custodians of this land. I pay my respects to their Elders – past, present & emerging.