Mattachic

Description: Update to the sticker used by Woody Guthrie on his Guitar.

Description: The first recorded riot against police discrimination against queers was in 1959 at Cooper Do-Nuts in Downtown Los Angeles. Celebrate this forgotten piece of history with a historically accurate logo rendered in SoCal Neon, while supporting Queer Designers.

Description: Compton's Cafeteria 1966

Description: Trans Rights

Description: Design of the defunct Leather Game bar

Description: Design of the defunct bar Ramrod in Boston

Description: STUD Los Angeles Vintage Shirt

Description: Vintage Design of the defunct Falcon's Lair Bar in Hollywood

Description: Design of Defunct Boots Leather Bar in Studio City

Description: Vintage Logo of The Fallen Angel, a defunct leather bar in K-Town.

Description: Front Only Design of the defunct STUD Los Angeles Gay Bar

Description: Logo of the defunct bathhouse Silver Saddle Spa in Los Angeles

Description: Logo of defunct No Man Space Bar

Description: Vintage Design from defunct Country Bar Rawhide.

Description: Illustration from a vintage matchbook of a defunct gay bar in Toronto

Description: Design from a defunct Los Angeles Gay Bar

Description: Vintage Logo of Men's Brand Ah Men from West Hollywood

Description: Two-Sided Shirt Light

Description: Two-Sided Vintage Dark

Description: Replica of the 5th Anniversary Shirt for M.C. Compton, Defunct Gay Bar in Downtown Buffalo

Description: Replica of the 5th anniversary shirt for historic gay bar M.C. Compton in Buffalo

Description: Defunct Gay Bar in Buffalo 1980s

Description: Vintage Replica of the 1981 Pride Fest in Buffalo

Description: Vintage Design of The Locker Room Gay Club in Atlanta 1970's

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Description: Design of the defunct bar in New Orleans

Description: Vintage Houston Gay Disco

Description: An update to the sticker used by Woody Guthrie on his guitar

Description: White Text Version of Woody Guthrie's Famous Sticker

Description: Art of the Protests in Notre-Dame-Des-Landes as part of the ZAD Movement

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