The triangle design of the flag is used to represent and symbolize unity and progressive views of identity. The unity is created amongst the Queer and Lesbian community, as well as between the identities of lesboy and wife.

The deeper pink-red symbolizes love for others and yourself.

The light pink symbolizes femininity.

The lavender represents queerness, queer history, and empowerment.

The red is used to symbolize passion.

The deep blue is used to represent masculinity.

The orange is used to represent the various gender identities that may fall under this label (multigender, trans, gnc, etc).

Inspired, of course, by Tom Francis' "Tactical Breach Wizards". I see a lot of flaws in this - the creative's curse - but I wanted to get it out the door for the game's launch.

After I worked on it for at least a year and a half.

(Krita says 14 hours or so, but it's lying.)

"Hey, Jon, why isn't she leading with her long wand?"

In universe, because it's still controlling the suspect's weapon. Out-of-universe; because I would have to make the picture wider.

"And why doesn't she have a mouth?"

Because the TBW characters don't have mouths. Totally not because I wanted to save a lot of tricky work, or because I was running out of time.

Obviously not.

"And why does she have two different boots?"

Station prank, just before they got The Call.

References:

"Crow" by Gardenbeth on flickr (Creative commons).

Triquerta ring by KRAMIKE on Etsy.

POTG pose of Echo from Overwatch.