![]() It’d be nice if we could drop all labels and live without lumping people into categories. While far from the definitive style guide, we’ve compiled a cross-section of LGBT graphic design to illustrate that the queer aesthetic is every bit as diverse as the community itself. Aside from the good old rainbow flag, used over and over, there hasn’t been much of a consensus about how to approach logo design and branding with an LGBTQ audience in mind. In relative history, LGBT establishments have only been out of the closet so long. Whether you’re a queer-minded artist, a business owner hoping to attract LGBT customers or an entrepreneur looking for new ways to connect with your already substantial LGBT audience, it’s hard to know where to start when it comes to graphic design.
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