Equality for All! Makers Collaboration: Glitter, Gays and Gumption

This week's card for the Equality for All! Makers Collaboration features Elle, a beautiful digital stamp from Stamp Anniething. Elle is wearing a cape that features the colors of the Bisexual Pride Flag. 

The Bisexual Pride Flag was created in 1998 by Michael Page.  The colors of the flag are pink, purple, and blue to represent the diverse experiences of bisexual individuals. Pink symbolizes attraction to the same gender, blue represents attraction to the opposite gender, and purple, the blend of pink and blue, signifies attraction to two or more genders.

I am posting cards on Facebook, Instagram, and here on my blog during the months of May and June to honor and support the LGBTQIA2S+ community and to promote kindness, love, and equality through handmade art.

100% of all sales from the Stamp Anniething Pride Digital Stamps during the months of May and June will be donated to True Colors United—a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending homelessness among LGBTQIA+ youth. Get your Stamp Anniething Pride stamps here: stamps

Card details:

Copic markers used:

• Skin: E27, E35, E23, E13
• Tongue: R22, R20
• Hair: C9, C5, B39, B37, B34
• Cheeks: B32
• White: N5, N3, N1, 0
• Black: C7, C5, C3
• Black: C7, C5, C3
• Blue: B16, B14,B12
• Purple: V09,V06, V01
• Pink: RV14, RV13, RV10

Thank you for visiting. Please come back next Friday for another Pride card. Have a creative day!