Pride project combination <3

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A huge combination of all the projects I did during pride month <3 Happy Pride!!! Click and hold near the bottom of each slide to zoom without it switching slides Just normally click to go to next slide Idk if this really counts as drawings, because I found inspo outlines for each character, kinda traced that (and then changed it a bit to have my flare) and then added stuff & pride colors. This is just kinda a fun, easy thing I’m doing to let more people now about different sexualities, with some fun little art farts added in :3 Meanings behind each animal: Lgbtq unicorn: this is just kind of a universal animal to represent the community cuzzzz ummmm they’re rainbow and fabulous Omni capybara: Capybaras are my favorite animals and I think I’m omnisexual :3 but idk for sure cuz i haven’t dated anyone yet IM 13 GAWD The lesbian penguin: Many same sex female penguins are seen together for life and even raising eggs together Pan hamster: Ummmmm imma have to come back to you on that one im doubting my life decisions on why I even chose a hamster in the first place... The gay bear: Bears are a symbol or a sort of code word for more hairy, or rugged gay, pan, or even bi men. Gender questioning chameleon: Chameleons (is that spelled right?) change color based on their emotions, which could represent a sort of questioning Genderfluid Clownfish: All clownfish are born males and then they change depending on the stress of the area or if the other female dies Bi frog: frogs are amphibians, so they breathe on water and on land just like how people who are bi like males and females Trans butterfly: To represent coming out to who you actually are on the inside (cuz like butterflies transform when they come out of their cocoons) Nonbinary Raccoon: Raccoons are commonly used as a symbol for being nonbinary, because some raccoon characters have used they/them pronouns and their masks can represent not being completely one gender Intersex Snail: some types of snails are intersex (lol its basic i nar) Poly Monkey: Bonobos, a type of monkey (they don’t look like the picture shown) are polysexual Ace Panda: it’s very hard to get pandas to mate with one another Ally penguin: lol just the same colors sorry Two Spirit Coyote: (I am so sorry if this is offensive I don’t mean for it to be) Coyotes can be seen as a symbol or animal that represents native american heritage Aromantic Cat: Cats can be really grumpy and don’t want to be with others but other times they’re friendly around people they know Polyamorous Hyena: Some female hyenas have been seen with more than one male partner at one time Queer Peacock: a peacock is a common symbol of the community because of their boldness and bright colors Bunny: the colors look nice and bunnies in some senarios have aspects of femininity to them Genderfae Hummingbird: the colors also look nice lol and hummingbirds are known for bending their genders to adapt to certain senarios, yet when they have make characteristics they change their appearance Genderqueer Bearded Dragon: Bearded dragons have characteristics of both male and female, and can change genders due to things like a change in temperature Aroace Bee: some types of bees are aroace, even if it’s not exactly in the same way humans experience it If you actually read all this comment burpy derpy