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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 22/09/2026

And Dems still log on to his site to post every day too! Hard for your criticisms to be taken seriously when you can’t quit the white supremacist social network

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Lucy Knisley @lucyknisley.bsky.social · 30/06/2026

Free to download, and printable on standard Avery 5164 shipping label stickers. Enjoy!

Hand drawn text reading: Oh no! ANOTHER HIDEOUS GENERATIVE AI FLYER
Looks like they:
-don’t care about the harm to the planet and our drinkable water
-devalue human artists and creativity
-lined a billionaire’s pocket instead of hiring a local artist
-want everyone to become more lazy, stupid and misinformed
HOW EMBARRASSING

The text image from the other image in this post, printed six times to fit on mailing label stickers when printed

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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 30/06/2026

Does anyone know why the question is worded this way (“if the candidates were …”) post-primary? I’m not very familiar with the specifics of polling phrasing

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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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George Miller @bygeorgemiller.com · 04/06/2026

Hi Bsky — time to finally introduce myself! I'm a designer who works with progressive orgs to reach their most important voters, donors, and supporters. Reach out if you need human-made brands, logos, stickers, door lit, voter guides, social graphics, ads, buttons, merch, etc! byGeorgeMiller.com

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