Myles Gaskin, Miami Dolphins running back
Brian LaMacchia, data cryptographer at Microsoft, for Wall Street Journal
Anthony Romero, executive director of the ACLU – his official portrait
Comedian and late night TV writer Mohanad Elshieky, for Thrillist
NBA player Isaiah Thomas, on the night his college jersey was retired by the University of Washington
Poet Kevin Young, director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture
Drag queen Irene Dubois
Activist and educator Emile Pitre
"Saturday Night Live" star Julia Sweeney, best known for her character Pat
Author and pop culture critic Chuck Klosterman
NFL and CFL veteran Kerry Carter, with a CFL Championship Ring
Seattle chef Tarik Abdullah, host of the VICE show "MUNCHIES Guide to Washington"
LeShawnDa Pittman, assistant professor of American Ethnic Studies, University of Washington
Bioengineering professor Suzie Pun, University of Washington
Lewis Rudd, CEO of Ezell's Famous Chicken—known as Oprah's favorite fried chicken
Simoné
LGBTQ vlogger Flawless Kevin
Dr. James A. Banks, considered the "The Father of Multicultural Education"
Marissa
Comedian and stripper Woody Shticks
Paula
Ryan Devlin and Kim West, of the band Smokey Brights
King County Councilmember Girmay Zahilay (taken for the campaign)
Matt Garman, VP of Amazon Web Services, for Bloomberg Businessweek
Cecile Richards, longtime president of Planned Parenthood
Mark Pahlow, founder and CEO of the gag gift company Archie McPhee, for Seattle Met Magazine
Professional basketball player Bobby Jones, Jr., who directed a documentary about playing basketball around the world
Basketball player Bobby Jones, Jr. with his daughter Aaliyah
Greg Olson, film curator at the Seattle Art Museum and expert on film noir, presented as private eye
Urban ecologist Christopher Schell checking motion-activated camera footage of coyotes in Tacoma, Washington.
Social worker Byron Ragland, who police escorted out of a frozen yogurt shop in Kirkland, Washington, because employees said they were "scared"
Electronic hip-hop trio The Flavr Blue
Parker Joe, of The Flavr Blue
Andrew
Activist DeRay Mckesson
Jeff Waley, sousaphone leader in the University of Washington marching band
"Cardi B," performed in drag by Aurelio Nunez at Latinx Pride in Seattle
Album art for "Building Balance" by Allen Stone (ATO Records, 2019)
Singer Kim Virant, from the bands Lazy Susan and Rosso Viti
Promotional art for rock band Rosso Viti
WIRED staff writer Lauren Goode wearing a Microsoft HoloLens
Jasmine, Sante Fe
GregRobin Smith performs as Ben Franklin across America
Andrew, Sante Fe
Myles Gaskin, Miami Dolphins running back
Homa and Shahin
Comedian Chris Mejia
Dancer and choreographer Ayako Shapiro
Dancer and model Jennie Pegouskie
Choroegrapher Alice Gosti
Comedian Bo Johnson
Kevin Young, director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture
History professor Laurie Marhoefer, who researches the rise of Nazi Germany
Tae
Middle East politics professor Karam Dana
Marissa
Michele Storms, ACLU of Washington's Executive Director
Painter Miha Sarani
Poet Troy Osaki
Jamil
Kai
Selam
Marissa
Angel Baby Kill Kill Kill at Latinx Pride in Seattle
Writer Peter Jackson
Jess Ornelas, graphic designer
Jerry, Santa Fe
Comedian Evelyn Jensen
Stylist Curtis Bright
Professional basketball player Bobby Jones, Jr., who holds the NBA record for playing on the most teams in a single season
James A. Banks, "The Father of Multicultural Education"
Actor and playwright Brandon J. Simmons
Seattle chef Tarik Abdullah
Brian LaMacchia, data cryptographer at Microsoft, for Wall Street Journal
Jessica
Sofie
Isaiah Thomas
Minor league baseball player Aaron Stubblefield
Minor league baseball player Abel Arocho
Austin
Anita Campbell, two-time NCAA champion runner
Ben Gary, repairman for the University of Washington Marching Band
"The Great American Barrier"
"The Great American Barrier"
"The Great American Barrier"