DiamondsandPhoenixFire

Description: I love graphic design because it means I get to ask the important questions, like "Is that penis necessary?" If you're wondering, yes, it was, I moved it so I could keep it.

Description: If only I had a 1-in-20 chance of automatic success when talking to people in the real world.

Description: The current version. I have a bit of a soft spot for the flashiness of the turquoise and magenta version myself, but this one is more clearly the 6 primary and secondary colors of the rainbow. Updated to be more readable!

Description: A semi-comprehensive calendar of LGBTQ related dates - holidays, memorials and other celebrations, new for Pride 2019.

Description: Imagine the frustration! The siren sputters, changing pitches to imitate different genders, but to no avail.

Description: These were such a blast to paint that I forgot to make one with the traditional black leather collar. Opps. Soon, I hope, I’ll get that finished

Description: These were such a blast to paint that I forgot to make one with the traditional black leather collar. Opps. Soon, I hope, I’ll get that finished

Description: A celebration of the queer community. I recently discovered Gilbert Baker's original design from way back when and I'm starting to really like it. Updated to be more readable!

Description: These were such a blast to paint that I forgot to make one with the traditional black leather collar. Opps. Soon, I hope, I’ll get that finished

Description: My critical fail and success designs have been really popular, so here are some new ones for Pride Month. Thanks for supporting me and my shop!

Description: I don't think the bi triangles get enough love!

Description: The spirit is frustrated at its inability to trick you. It says, "I felt like I was missing something because we spirits feel no romantic bonds. But now I see that you, a mortal, are like me, I no longer feel incomplete."

Description: He puffs out his oiled chest a little more, as if you hadn't already seen it, and looks at you with confusion in his eyes.

Description: A little doodle I had a ton of fun with. If people like him, I'll add some other bird friends

Description: Trying to stop something that hurts yourself, everyone around you, and the environment IS pretty cool.

Description: Another redesign. I painted this a year or two ago, when the community had an outpouring of flag redesigns. The symbolism behind this flag is what inspired me to start painting my symbol Pride flags - I LOVE the nod to violets. This one originally had the pink triangle in place of the interlocking Venus symbol, because it was what I first thought of when I saw that shade of pink, but this much more associated with women who love women. The naval star is something that butches used to tattoo under their watch bands as a signal to other queer folk, and the labrys (axe) is a symbol of women's strength associated with Amazons

Description: Plastic is one of the least eco-friendly or "kind" materials, if not THE least. So it puzzles me when otherwise eco-conscious, lefty people go for "vegan leather" (plastic) over materials like linen or wool, which are durable and sustainable. Blocks are, in order: an oil slick, a war over petroleum, factory smoke/plastic ingestion by sea life, and a tar pit trapping a saber-toothed cat.

Description: Redesign of a painting from a few years ago. Designing around both black and white is really tough, and the first version had the line art white so I could make the rings black, but I thought that looked a jarring so I read it. Designing around both black and white is really tough, and the first version had the rings' lineart white so I could make the rings black, but I thought that looked jarring so I redid it. Meanings of symbols: Black rings are worn on the right middle finger to signal to other aces, the cards are a pun on the word "ace," the white triangle is a symbol commonly seen on AVEN representing low/no sexual attraction, and the dragons are the community's way of having fun with the "that's not real!!!" complaint

Description: I've been having a ton of fun with symbol Pride flags. Something that I enjoy and that particularly helped me when I was newly out is learning more about the rich culture and history that queer people have built through the ages. I like painting these because I get to show all that off and maybe teach people something new.

Description: The next in my Pride flag symbols series! This one was difficult, because for the first two, I was able to align the color of the flag with the color of the symbol - purple for violets and so on. The rainbow ended up having to be all pink for this one, but I like to think the design still works. And of course, the biangles and Bi moons are such fun symbols

Description: For anyone who enjoys a little species chaos with their gender chaos

Description: One of a few new racial solidarity designs to help raise bail money for the people making sure George Floyd and those before him didn't die in vain. Stay safe if you're going out in person. I can't right now, so this is my contribution. Black lives matter! (Note before you order that back printing is only available for tshirts! Anything else will have only the front design.)

Description: "Sweet mother, I cannot weave – slender Aphrodite has overcome me with longing for a girl."

Description: One of a few new racial solidarity designs to help raise bail money for the people making sure George Floyd and those before him didn't die in vain. Stay safe if you're going out in person. I can't right now, so this is my contribution. Black lives matter!

Description: A stock joke about the singular "they"

Description: A redraw of a piece I painted years ago. I've refined my digital style a lot since then and this cute little pile of sleepy dragons was begging for some love

Description: A favorite genderbending line from Twelfth Night. I've included willow, because it's referenced in the play as part of a recurring garden image, and myrtle because it symbolizes love between nonbinary people. A shirt for Shakespeare nerds and gays!

Description: Shoutout to those who are nonbinary, genderqueer, or just sick of creepy strangers trying to "honey" them while they're minding their business.

Description: This batch was a ton of fun to make. Hopefully you get a laugh out of them too!

Description: These were so much fun to draw! Not all nonbinary people need, want, or can access much "assembly" but our DIY bodies are all things of beauty

Description: Another one I've had bouncng around my head for ages.

Description: I've been wanting to paint some pronoun dragons so here's my first try!

Description: I've had this idea kicking around for months, and thought a more simplistic design would suit it

Description: This is the new flag gaining popularity now since the shades of pink lesbian flag is hard to make in fiber, was only designed with femme/lipstick lesbians in mind, and had some other problems. I love this way of representing the flags because even if someone doesn't know what the colors mean, the symbols clue them in. Also, it gives me a great opportunity as an artist to bring up some LGBTQ history. The naval star is an old queer code - butches used to have it tattooed on one wrist as a signal and hidden under a broad watch band.

Description: Originally a sketch I drew in about an hour to keep myself from unpacking and repacking my suitcase for a seventh time, I redrew it large enough for stickers per request. Thanks for all the unexpected love! Maybe in future years I can add that year's name list to the back, to honor our lost siblings

Description: A recent painting I did of some genderbendy dancers. I've been working on drawing people and refining my digital style and I love this one