Phone Cases
Description: Huginn (thought) and Muninn (memory) ~ pronounced ‘HOO-gin’ and ‘MOO-nin’, are two ravens who sit on the god Odin’s shoulders and whisper all the news that they see and hear into his ear. He sends them out in the morning to fly around the whole world, and by breakfast they report back again, so he can find out and learn many new things. Huginn translates to ‘thought or mind’. ‘Muninn means ‘memory or ‘mind’ and didn’t just collect knowledge but also remembers events, insights, and experiences. They are profoundly symbolic in Norse culture. They mirror the cycle of learning, processing, and storing information, and highlight the importance of acquiring wisdom and foresight.
Description: Huginn (thought) and Muninn (memory) ~ pronounced ‘HOO-gin’ and ‘MOO-nin’, are two ravens who sit on the god Odin’s shoulders and whisper all the news that they see and hear into his ear. He sends them out in the morning to fly around the whole world, and by breakfast they report back again, so he can find out and learn many new things. Huginn translates to ‘thought or mind’. ‘Muninn means ‘memory or ‘mind’ and didn’t just collect knowledge but also remembers events, insights, and experiences. They are profoundly symbolic in Norse culture. They mirror the cycle of learning, processing, and storing information, and highlight the importance of acquiring wisdom and foresight.
Description: A simple but iconic treat, of white bread with butter, topped with ‘100’s and 1000s’ (sprinkles). It is a beloved Australian and New Zealand classic, at children's parties. The first known written reference to ‘fairy bread’ at children’s parties appeared in a Tasmanian newspaper on ANZAC Day in 1929.
Description: The Lesbian flag symbolises lesbian identity and community. Several variations exist, but the most commonly used is the Orange–Pink Lesbian flag (five stripes). There is also the Sunset Lesbian Flag (seven stripes) and the Lipstick Lesbian Flag with a lipstick mark in the corner, which is redder and pinker. My version has a raised fist representing defiance, unity, solidarity, and resistance against oppression of lesbian women, as the political struggle for equality continues for all LGBTIQA people.
Description: The International Bear Brotherhood Flag, represents the bear subculture within the LGBTIQA+ community (men with a bearish hairy body and/or facial hair). The colours represent the furs of different bear species throughout the world, and as a sign of inclusivity. It was originally created by Craig Byrnes in 1995 and updated by Paul Witzkoske. My version has a raised fist representing defiance, unity, solidarity, and resistance against oppression of bears, as the political struggle for equality continues for all LGBTIQA people.
Description: A raised fist represents defiance, unity, solidarity, and resistance against oppression of trans people, as the political struggle for equality continues for all LGBTIQA people. The original trans flag was created by Monica Helms in 1999, and features an iconic pastel blue and pink and white stripes. My updated 2025 version also includes a gradient of trans flag colours.
Description: A raised fist represents defiance, unity, solidarity, and resistance against oppression of trans people, as the political struggle for equality continues for all LGBTIQA people. The original trans flag was created by Monica Helms in 1999, and features an iconic pastel blue and pink and white stripes. My updated 2025 version also includes a gradient of trans flag colours.
Description: a raised fist represents defiance, unity, solidarity, and resistance against oppression of LGBTIQA+ people, as the political struggle for equality continues. The original rainbow flag was made of 8 coloured stripes, commissioned by Harvey Milk from Gilbert Baker in 1977. These days, Pride events only display 6 stripes. The updated Progress flag includes black & brown stripes, the pink blue and white transgender colours, and the intersex flag. My updated 2025 rainbow is made with a gradient of colours – because sometimes the lines are blurred.
Description: A raised fist represents defiance, unity, solidarity, and resistance against oppression of LGBTIQA+ people, as the political struggle for equality continues. The Classic Rainbow flag is iconic for its use in LGBTQA+ culture. The original rainbow flag was made of 8 coloured stripes, commissioned by Harvey Milk from Gilbert Baker in 1977. These days, Pride events only display 6 stripes. My updated 2025 digital illustration is made with a gradient of colours – because sometimes the lines are blurred.
Description: Yggdrasil – (Old Norse) is the mighty tree that rises at the centre of the Viking spiritual universe. The ‘World Tree’ is similar to ‘the tree of life’ spoken about in other cultures, and symbolizes endurance, protection and wisdom. The mighty branches and roots of the tree connect 9 worlds – including Midgard (the Earth), Niflheim (the underworld), and Asgard (the realm of the Gods). The runic symbol on the trunk of the tree is called Wyrd, and represents Yggdrasil but also fate or destiny. The wellbeing of the cosmos depends on the wellbeing of Yggdrasil. When the tree trembles, it signals the arrival of Ragnarök, the destruction of the universe.
Description: This Viking serpent symbolizes the circle of life, with everything transforming into something new. Jörmungandr is the giant Midgard Serpent, that encircles the world and is the enemy of the thunder god Thor. His venom is poisonous and his mouth is big enough to swallow a giant. Jörmungandr is the child of Loki, the trickster fire god, and Angrboða, a giantess. Jörmungandr is the brother of the wolf Fenrir and the goddess Hel. Jörmungandr's fate is to be slain by Thor during Ragnarök, and his death allows for new life to form from the ashes of the old.
Woof Phone Case
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