Shorts
Description: The rainbow gay pride flag, originally designed by Gilbert Baker, has become a cultural phenomenon representing the LGBT+ community. Each color has a meaning, and that is displayed in the colored text: sexuality, life, healing, sunlight, nature, art & magic, harmony, and spirit. This contains the original eight colors, rather then the six more commonly seen today.
Description: The rainbow gay pride flag, originally designed by Gilbert Baker, has become a cultural phenomenon representing the LGBT community. Each stripe color represents an aspect of humanity: sex, life, healing, sunlight, nature, magic/art, serenity, and spirit. This contains the original eight colors, rather then the six more commonly seen today.
Description: The rainbow gay pride flag, originally designed by Gilbert Baker, has become a cultural phenomenon representing the LGBT+ community. Each color has a meaning, and that is displayed in the colored text: life, healing, sunlight, nature, harmony, and spirit. This is the popular six color version, rather then the original eight.
Description: The rainbow gay pride flag, originally designed by Gilbert Baker, has become a cultural phenomenon representing the LGBT community. Each stripe color represents an aspect of humanity: red life, orange healing, yellow sunlight, green nature, blue harmony, and purple spirit. Popular as gifts and merch for celebrating parades, festivals, parties, gay bars, and June Pride month.
Description: This is a modified version of the lesbian flag originally created by Sean Campbell. Here, the labrys has been stylized with a symbolic female reproductive system. The upper lines in the blades are the fallopian tubes, below that are the ovaries, between them are the uterus and cervix, and the handle is the vagina. This design is my gift to the lesbian community. It does not represent any private individuals or organizations, and it has been dedicated to the public domain for personal and commercial use. PNG & JPG files here: https://www.flickr.com/people/187889341@N03/
Description: This is a modified version of the labrys seen on the lesbian flag originally created by Sean Campbell. Here, the labrys has been stylized with a symbolic female reproductive system. The upper lines in the blades are the fallopian tubes, below that are the ovaries, between them are the uterus and cervix, and the handle is the vagina. This design is my gift to the lesbian community. It does not represent any private individuals or organizations, and it has been dedicated to the public domain for personal and commercial use. PNG & JPG files here: https://www.flickr.com/people/187889341@N03/
Description: The lavender rhino was used as a gay rights symbol in Boston in the 1970’s. The rhino was chosen due to it being a gentle and misunderstood creature that fights ferociously when angered, and the heart represents love and the common humanity of all people. The original symbol lives on in the public domain as a historical symbol, and I put my own twist on it here.
