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George Miller

@bygeorgemiller.com
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Branding and graphic design to help progressive orgs and campaigns reach their most important voters, donors, and supporters. Logos, stickers, door lit, voter guides, social grafx, ads, buttons, merch, and more (Not just yard signs.) byGeorgeMiller.com

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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 24/08/2026
Three speech bubbles. Two red bubbles marked with X read “Esteemed colleague” and “friend across the aisle.” The blue one with a check says “Fuck Off Fascist”
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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 16/07/2026
Three text bubbles. Two are colored red with X's: "Esteemed Colleague" and "Friends Across the Aisle". One is blue with a checkmark: "Fuck Off Fascist"
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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 26/06/2026
Three speech bubbles. Two marked with red X's read: "Esteemed colleague" and "Friend across the aisle." The one marked with a checkmark reads "Fuck off fascist."
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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 11/06/2026
Wishing everyone a happy #Pride 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈❤️ I always enjoy learning about the multiplicity of Pride flags out there, so I made a little infographic about a few of the most familiar ones
Infographic titled: A Very Quick Design History of the Pride Flag(s)

1978:Gilbert Baker creates the 8-color Rainbow Flag, encouraged by Harvey Milk. It flies at the Gay Freedom Day parade in June. (It uses hot pink, red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, indigo, and violet.)

Paramount flag company sells a 7-color version (pink fabric too hard to source)

1979: After Milk's assassination, the flag is split in two to fly on both sides of Market Street — requiring an even 6 colors. (Red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet.)

2017: The Philadelphia Flag adds black and brown stripes to include people of color.

2018: Daniel Quasar's Progress Pride Flag builds on previous designs, including Monica Helms's 1999 Trans Pride Flag.

Sources: San Francisco Travel, Frisco Public Library, Victoria & Albert Museum
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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 05/06/2026
For folks at #NN26: I had a lot of fun designing this vintage-style postcard for Hustle — stop by their Camp Hustle booth (#205) to grab or send one!
A mockup of a vintage-inspired postcard reading: Greetings from Camp Hustle. There's a collaged landscape, a comms tower, and the letters are filled with outdoorsy emojis.
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