Queer Pride Hoodies

Show your pride and love of Star Trek.

Separate but equally important.

Retro Kawaii rainbow heart aesthetic design with Protect Queer Kids. Show your support for LGBTQ Rights! Makes a great queer gift!

The title says it all, these are some bisexual possums.

Subtle Pride Rainbow Stripes

Heavy Metal LGBTQ Pride - Lesbian

queer power

Show your pride with this space inspired design in the colors of the bi pride flag

Radiate pride with this radial heart design.

Show your pride and love of Star Trek.

a gnome pucking a rainbow gravity falls style

Share the lgbt pride and show all that love is one! Let’s embrace all the colors of the world.

LGBT Ally Gay Pride More Pride Less Prejudice

Hey gurl, hey!

LickMeImALesbian

For all your genderqueer needs

Queer But Not Into Bright Colors

Queer Power

Show your pride with this retro inspired design

Who doesn’t love looking at a nice bulge?

queer feminist

© Chiara LB

Gay Pride

Kate McKinnon It Wasnt My Worst Wednesday Night

You know?

Trans rights!

Guaranteed to blow your mind.

Kate McKinnon's 'Ms Rafferty' alien abduction sketch. Designed at Kittenpants Studios 2015 - 2021

Vintage Gay

fuckin' say it

Too Queer For Your Binary

One of my favorite designs lately, hope you will all agree and look forward to seeing this in physical form!

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

LGBTQ+ colors and names. Great for anybody who loves these names and colors and what they represent. Goodness and light and masculinity and empathy and caring and doing good in the world. Great gift for any lover or family member or someone you just care about looking and feeling terrific. Queer is an umbrella term for sexual and gender minorities who are not heterosexual or cisgender. Originally meaning "strange" or "peculiar", queer came to be used pejoratively against those with same-sex desires or relationships in the late 19th century. Beginning in the late 1980s, queer scholars and activists began to reclaim the word to establish community and assert an identity distinct from the gay identity.

This illustration is the first in my 2018 project, 100 Days of Queer Women & Femmes. For my first illustration, I referenced a vintage photograph. I picked this photo because I loved how happy and relaxed the couple seemed. They looked like they were enjoying a long, sleepy, lazy Sunday afternoon. Maybe I’m a little envious of their chill vibes. You can learn more about my 100 Day Project here: https://bit.ly/2Hbp1G6

Be proud of who you are