Throughout history, moustaches have often been associated with different aspects of masculinity and in the 70s it was all about the gays ✨🧔🏻

who's trimming their moustache for Pride already? 👀

#queerhistory #LGBTQhistory #pride

✨ As pride month is coming up, I wanted to create something that pays homage to Gilbert Baker's original Pride flag 🏳️‍🌈

The message of the rainbow flag is so bold because the colours represent those universal principles that bind us all together. I found this super beautiful ❤️💪🏼✨

Just wrapped this booklet for Budapest’s ‘Legal Street Art’ project. It was my fav this year so far ❤️

My idea was to mix a clean art gallery layout with the rawness of street art (check my cute little illustrations!)

full project is up on Behance if you’re curious 👇
www.behance.net/gallery/2233...

last day on my terrace overlooking the Acropolis 😘

this is me letting the sunshine in

2/2 🌈 "We needed something beautiful, something from us. The rainbow is so perfect because it really fits our diversity in terms of race, gender, ages, all of those things.” - Gilber Baker, the creator of the original Pride Flag #QueerDesignHistory

1/2 🏳️‍🌈 Gilbert Baker designed the original Rainbow Flag in 1978. The pride flag then has quickly become the most important symbol of the queer identity worldwide, a symbol of safe spaces, an emblem of unwavering support and a growing commitment to inclusivity. #QueerDesignHistory

2/2 From a 3rd-century Christian martyr to a symbol of resilience, desire and defiance.

#QueerDesignHistory #SaintSebastian #GayCulture #ArtHistory #GraphicDesign #LGBT

1/2 As queer history gets banned from our libraries, I felt the urge to preserve pieces of Queer Design History in an online zine series for you.

Here's the first one about St. Sebastian, the first gay icon!

#QueerDesignHistory #SaintSebastian #GayCulture #ArtHistory #GraphicDesign #LGBT