Aster's Flagfolio (Flag Portfolio)

It means não hétero, intersexo, non-cis, and queer.

I can't find the first time I posted the flag, but it's this one:

Okay! How about those?

[Image description: a flag with five stripes on the background: gray/light gray/white/light gray/gray, and with the juxera pentagon on top: centered on the flag, pointing up. the pentagon has five horizontal stripes. from top to bottom they are: pink, light purple, dark blue, grey-blue, light blue. a turquoise triangle, pointing upwards, is overlaid on the light purple stripe. End image description.]

This one is based on the original juxera flag and on the demigender colors.

[Image description: a flag with seven equal stripes: gray/light gray/bright crimson/white/bright crimson/light gray/gray. End image description.]

This one is based on the general demigender design, and uses one of the colors of the second flag.

[Image description: a flag with seven equal stripes: gray/light gray/rich magenta/pale orange/rich magenta/light gray/gray. End image description.]

This one is based on the demialia flag and uses two of the colors of the second flag.

[Image description: a flag with seven equal stripes: gray/light gray/rich magenta/bright crimson/pale orange/light gray/gray. End image description.]

This one is based on some other demigender flag ideas (demiagender, demibigender, demiandrogyne), and uses three of the colors of the second flag.

[Image description: a flag composed by 5 horizontal stripes; green, light gray, purple, dark gray and orange. All of the colors are relatively dull.]

[Image description: a flag composed by three small diagonal stripes that go from bottom left to top right at a 45º angle, without reaching the corners, and by the background space behind those three stripes. The left part of the background is a dark, gray-ish blue, the stripes are dark purple, purple and dark teal and the right side of the background is light green.]

The first one is based on the green/purple/orange aliagender flag. The grays between the main colors symbolize the gender change to either other gender(s) or no gender. The second one is based on the “triangle” aliagender flag, and on the newer girlflux and boyflux flags: the colors beyond the aliagender themed stripes represent aliagender fading away in favor of other gender(s)/no gender.

Hope you liked at least one of them!

Nice!

[Image description: A flag divided by a large X that goes from the center to the corners of the flag. The remaining parts look like triangles. The upper triangle is dark salmon, the left triangle is light green, the right triangle is green and the last triangle is orange brown.]

Worlgender or Homgender: A gender that feels connected to Earth and its nature. 

Flag credit: Scrap by me (mod Tath/nbandproud), some modifications asked by anon, who also chose the scrap for this identity

Color meanings:

Blue: The oceans reaching from the depths and the sky reaching up infinitely;

Greens: Plants and life;

Pale brown: Unity

I was hoping someone else could get to your question because gosh! darn! it! I! am! so! tired! of! those! damn! green! and! blue! flags!

I’m not saying I won’t make any blue and green flags, but I refuse to make a generic striped flag with those colors.

So, what do you think of these?

Hey, Tath here! Hermy has posted a bunch of my scraps on Pride-Flags, and I think it could be interesting if I explained what they were intended for.

Most of them were palette tests, and the colors were chosen using http://color.adobe.com/ .

This one was made with a gender flag in mind,like the whole male + female + nonbinary thing. But it’s also quite similar to the ply/polysexual flag, so consider if you are fine with the association before claiming it.

This one was made with the idea of “if I were to make a new lesbian flag, how would I do it?” (Mainly because I hate how hard it is to make lesbian themed stuff irl because of the various shades of pink/purple of the most used flag.)

It has color meanings attached, although it’s fine if you want to use the flag for something else.

Purple: Women

Red: Struggle, history of activism

Orange flower: Community

Yellow: Happiness

Green: Nonbinary lesbians

This was made with “what if there was an orientation/a description for nonbinary/genderqueer people who don’t want to have relationships/don’t feel attraction because they are anxious/afraid that other people will basically see them as a binary gender instead of who they are” in mind.

(And, yeah, I know not wanting to have relationships and not feeling attraction are different things.)

This flag also has meanings, but, again, this can be changed if someone wants to claim the flag for something else.

Black: Lack of attraction/refusal to have relationships

Green: Agender/gender neutral spectrum

Yellow: Genders unrelated to binary genders

Purple: Genders related to binary genders

Pink: Identities composed by multiple genders

The green here is the same from the aro flag. This is supposed to be the “romantic only” version of the identity.

The purple here is the same from the ace flag. This is supposed to be the “sexual only” version of the identity.

New Pride stickers at my pride Telegram pack!

New stuff:

1 omni pride sticker

2 queer pride stickers

1 juxera pride sticker

1 proxvir pride sticker

Remakes:

1 cetero pride sticker (now there are two, not counting the heart)

1 genderfluid pride sticker (now there are two, not counting subsets of genderfluid such as cyclogender)

1 intersex pride sticker, based on a different flag (now there are three)

Possible new content, sometime:

Androgyne remake, with another flag

Intergender pride sticker

[text with the colors of the abro flag, which say: abro people are amazing]

[a text with the colors of the multi flag, which says: multi people deserve having their individual identities respected]

pan/ply people have the right to not be described as bi, if they don’t want to

bi people have the right to not be described as pan/ply if they are attracted to more than two genders, if they don’t want to

omni/penulti/cetero/noma/nowoma/abro/biflux/etc. people have the right to not being described as “basically bi/ply/pan” instead of their individual identities, if they don’t want to

multi people also shouldn’t be pressured to take any broader or any more specific label

Hi! Thanks for the suggestions!

I made some flags that are closer to it, but I have also made flags that draw from your idea, but that are probably different than what you had in mind.

This is basically your idea. The acid symbol I found the most has both the hand and the bar. I didn’t use a darker shade of orange because it looked weird with the other colors.

This is the flag with the acid symbol, but only with the bar.

This is the flag with the biohazard symbol. It’s still complicated to reproduce, but at least the symbol is more abstract.

In this flag, black symbolizes the “core” orientation/attraction; the only one that’s here to stay. The other colors represent the orientations/attractions that are corroding/fading away. I hope this doesn’t look too much like an ace-spec flag.

I made the symbol a different shade of yellow because I think it looks nicer this way.

Same idea, but with a more generic warning sign.

Same as above, but with a purer shade of yellow.

What do you all think? I want some community input here. :P

Causti-: An acidic orientation that gradually dissolves other orientations until it is the only orientation, or only fully intact orientation remaining.

Caption: the words “omni pride”, in the colors of the omni flag (light pink, pink, dark purple, blue, light blue). There is also a fancy underline under the word “pride”, which is also in the colors of the flag. Everything has a white shadow with a black outline. The background is transparent. End image description.

[text with the colors of the genderqueer flag, saying “genderqueer people are free to identify in this way”]

genderqueer people don’t need to abandon their identity because nonbinary is a more popular label nowadays

[post about erotogender]

Before I introduce the alternatives, I want to make something clear:

On one hand, I do not want to speak over any group that I’m not a part of, even if I’m also a nonbinary person. So, if any of these connotations I wrote for the flags are out of line or need to be replaced, I will respect that. And my intention is not saying that erotogender people necessarily find the things mentioned important or essential to their identity and pride.

On the other hand, I don’t want to make generic flags. I don’t want to make flags that just look like pretty color pallets, I don’t want to make flags that are just “this represents fluidity, this represent sex, this represents binary genders, this represents nonbinary genders”. And, since I have nothing to go on but a definition, I had to make my own interpretations of the erotogender experience.

That said, please enjoy and give feedback!