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Art Graphics

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You Are Beloved

You Are Beloved.  Those words are true no matter who you are.  Wear them proud on an original button featuring a background with waving ribbons making up a full inclusion flag. 

 

Romans 8:38-39 tells us that God's love cannot be stopped.  There's no use trying to stop God's love, so share it instead.  

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The rectangular image is designed at a 2:1 ratio so it works well for printed banners.

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These designs are being sold as buttons and stickers.  They are all sold at-cost, meaning that you are paying for the price of printing and shipping but nothing more.  Please do not sell these items.  They are meant to be freely given, like God's love.

About the Artist

This design was created by Dan Jacob using an open-source graphics editor called Inkscape and completed on November 20th, 2020.

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Land Acknowledgement

The Banner Blue studio and office are located on the original and ancestral homelands of the Myaamia Nation, Shawnee Nation, Kaskaskia Nation, Hopewell Culture, and Adena Culture. We understand the importance and necessity of acknowledging the land and its original, Indigenous peoples, and doing so consistently. Also, we understand that this statement is just a first step and that we must learn more, do more and realize healing and justice for Indigenous peoples whose lands we now occupy. Created with the help of the ELCA Land Acknowledgement Guide

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