We Still Burn, 2026

The trans flag butterfly wings convey transformation, beauty, and the fragility/resilience of trans existence.

The skull represents both the mortality/danger we face and defiance - a memento mori that refuses to be silenced.

The fire and smoke within the skull represents our internal flame burning despite attempts to extinguish it.

The progress pride flowers framing the skull like a crown or halo transform symbols of death into symbols of life and growth.

The red chaos of the background showcases the violence and bloodshed we've faced at the hands of those who would persecute us.

As a member of the LGBTQIA+ community, I know this year has been particularly difficult. But we still burn despite their attempts to silence us.  

Drawn in 2026.

This is the original work of art, and is set up to be printed on a 20x16 canvas.  As a digital artist working in a digital medium, sizes can be fluid until it is printed.

Smaller sizes are available as art prints at a discounted rate.