Heterophobic.
A queer poster with a rainbow block print and palm tree silhouette — bright, bold, and rooted in the absurdity of the word homophobic itself. As if people are afraid of queerness. As if queers are the threat. As if identity is something you flee from instead of something you build community around.
Heterophobic flips the framing back — not as aggression, not as insult, but as commentary on how flimsy and ridiculous the original logic ever was.
Perfect for bedrooms, studios, bookshops, classrooms, queer community spaces, and the kind of walls where identity isn’t minimized or misunderstood.
Details
Available in Fine Art & Matte finishes:
• Fine Art (285 g/m²) — textured, archival, museum-grade
• Matte (200 g/m²) — smooth, low-glare, modern
Available Sizes:
• 5×7
• 12×18
• 16×24
• 20×30
• 24×36
Printed to order to reduce waste
Ships flat or rolled depending on size
Use It For
Queer living spaces
Dorms + studios + libraries
Pride decor (year-round)
Classrooms + community centers
Gifts for the alphabet mafia
About the Artwork
The rainbow block print and palm tree lean into queer-coded aesthetics — sun, color, belonging, and the cultural intelligence of flipping language back on itself. Heterophobic is not a threat; it’s a linguistic shrug at the idea that queer existence is something to fear.
