"Are you a boy or a girl?" "No."

thanks to my twitch chat for telling me what to name this lol

fuckin' say it

An inclusive club for any and all self identified witchy boys! Check out the rest of the series for more designs!

handsome Beardy man surrounded by a halo of beautiful rainbow flowers

A message to young people! Let queer and trans youth know you're there for them and they are loved.

character illustration

trans cowboys babyy

Don't call yourself an ally.

Orcas for Trans Rights. Trans Rights are Human Rights. Trans Rights or I bites.

Are you a prith demon? Reclamation is vital.

Retro aesthetic painting of a cat in sunglasses and bucket hat. Orange and yellow 70's florals in background. Keep It Groovy is painted on top.

Trippy pastel goth tattoo flash, with nature and eye motifs. Tattoo and oddities aesthetic. Painted with watercolor and ink on paper, by Rosie Moon Creations.

Everyday Moka

Cat Wall

Support Living Queer Artists

Only two rules

Still cute tho

Little cheeky squirrel

LGBTQ+ moths

© Chiara LB art / Nevhada, 2019

© Chiara LB 2023

Jeff Hinchee's logo for GAYEST EPISODE EVER's bonus content. Check out our Patreon to find out more!

Artist Jeff Hinchee gives GAYEST EPISODE EVER his take on "Gay TV."

The logo for the podcast Gayest Episode Ever, designed by Rob Wilson

Tired: You can't sit with us! ----- Wired: You can't scissor with us! Bonus? You can wear it on Wednesdays!

Whether or not you listen to the Dyking Out podcast, you can and totally should invite others to dyke out with you at pride, and beyond! What does it mean to dyke out? It can mean whatever you want – like eating hummus and washing it down with the tears of men, or line dancing to some Dolly Parton. This shirt is perfect for pride (because it's rainbow-colored), first dates (because it cuts to the chase), and funerals (because it's black).

Pride puppies say Black Lives Matter and Trans Rights are Human Rights!

Pride Dice!

Well... At least you tried.

Inspired by a real-life historical protest slogan unfurled by LGBTQ+ activists after the Supreme Court ruled in Bowers v. Hardwick in 1986! Protestors revealed a giant banner with a hand-written slogan to protest state laws that infringed on the rights of queer people. Though the 1986 ruling upheld those laws, the court would later rule in Lawrence v. Texas (2003) that the Bowers decision was wrong when it was written and wrong today.

Some helpful encouragement for choosing your next book.

Inspired by a famous protest sign that appeared at numerous LGBTQ+ liberation events in San Francisco. "Thank God I'm Gay" is a piece of queer history: It was printed in big block letters and often held next to religious protestors at Pride, at rallies for nondiscrimination bills, and at the front door of City Hall. Wording has been updated to be inclusive of more genders and orientations, but the spirit is the same: It's a blessing.

One person caring about another represents life's greatest value.

This is a design perfect for pride! It says bisexual and proud in a retro style.

This is a design perfect for pride! It says love is love is love in a retro style with flowers.