Queer today, queer tomorrow, queer long after the trend forecast gives up. Queer Forever takes the reclaimed word and makes permanence the point, pairing bold queer Pride energy with...
Hydration is important, but that rainbow cup is clearly not asking about water. Thirsty? puts a rainbow-striped drink cup beneath the cheeky green design, turning one of queer dating...
Thirsty? puts the question inside a rainbow-striped drink and lets everybody else decide how innocent the answer is supposed to be. The graphic looks sweet enough at first glance, but...
Part Of The Fluid Generation gives identity movement, colour and permission to change without treating change like a failure of self-knowledge. The colourful figure makes the slogan feel active rather...
I’m An Instant Star treats celebrity like a packet mix: add water, stir thoroughly and prepare the room for an entirely self-appointed headline act. The vintage portrait and “just add...
The unicorn is already mythical, so asking it to tone down the rainbow would be terrible world-building. “Let me be perfectly queer” sounds almost like a request for space, then...
Queer Rainbow keeps the formula beautifully simple: one unmistakable word, one bright arc and no beige respectability language anywhere in sight. The rainbow has carried celebration, protest, memory, loss, solidarity...
Hello, My Pronouns Are He / Him / His gives people the information they need, then politely removes guessing from the agenda. He, him and his are used by many...
Hello, My Pronouns Are They / Them / Theirs makes singular they visible, ordinary and considerably less complicated than people pretending not to understand it. They, them and theirs are...
Hello, My Pronouns Are She / Her / Hers makes the introduction clear so everybody can get back to discussing something more interesting than guessing. She, her and hers are...
Hello, My Pronouns Are Ze / Hir / Hirs puts a less familiar pronoun set where good-faith readers can see it, practise it and simply use it. Ze, hir and...
Hello, My Pronouns Are Xe / Xem / Xyrs makes a less familiar pronoun set visible without making the wearer responsible for an impromptu linguistics seminar. Xe, xem and xyrs...