u/dick_ensign

I have refined the anarchy symbol. And added a black cat. Because tradition. Or something.

I made it on accident, loved it - totally wanna run with it ... but maybe not. Implications? Consequences? And of course I totally wanna do it to all the other pride flags. But it feels possibly a AHEM <^(bit)&gt; too weaponlike...

i'm afraid to label them all in fear i get one wrong again, lol, but here's some of the ones i was surer about

I almost scrapped this design when I was making it in Canva because I thought it was too plain. But then I came back later, glanced at it, saw the symbol in the sky like the flippin' bat signal and, well. Keeper it is.

a series i've been working on, i'm not perfectly happy with it, obviously, but i like the general aesthetic

Oh hey, y'all would probably enjoy this one, too. This is definitely the design I've worked the hardest on. And if I started it over today I could probably make it 2% better? Snort. As my therapist says, perfection is the enemy of the good. And this is pretty good.

ETA: oof, i uploaded one with a transparent background and the black stripes aren't showing up and i don't know how reddit works well enough to change the image without starting over again from scratch and oh me oh my we're developing a theme here today.

Further ETA: AH, I see! You can open the image in a new tab and it'll show up properly with a white background

yeah so i went to find a clipart of this symbol and it didn't exist. therefore i had to make one. i'm sure some purists will be upset about the extra symbols but they just felt right to me personally and hey it's anarchy right

the cloud identity i feel in my heart, though that may just be my sparkling dissociation

the <> opposite facing arrows remind me of the scarecrow in the wizard of oz, that scene at the beginning where she's asking him which way and he's flopping his arms all over the place. that's me, that's my felationship with gender