A More Perfect Union - Equal by Elizabeth Firmage

Civil Rights

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Proceeds Support:

Proceeds support Courage Campaign, an online community powered by more than one million members, instrumental in the fight for marriage equality. A More Perfect Union, a collection of designs celebrating our slightly more perfect union following the United States Supreme Court affirming the constitutional right of all couples to get married in all 50 states.

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Design By: Elizabeth Firmage
Elizabeth Firmage

Elizabeth Firmage has been a graphic designer since 2006. She also enjoys watercolor painting and is an avid reader. Her favorite genre is historical fiction. One of her favorite design projects is to do book covers, and fully believes that before the book is even read, it is definitely judged by its cover.

 

Design By: Elizabeth Firmage
Elizabeth Firmage

Elizabeth Firmage has been a graphic designer since 2006. She also enjoys watercolor painting and is an avid reader. Her favorite genre is historical fiction. One of her favorite design projects is to do book covers, and fully believes that before the book is even read, it is definitely judged by its cover.

 

Artist Statement

Equality is at the heart of the Obergefell v. Hodges case, which guarantees that marriage is a right for everyone. So to illustrate that point I wanted to use an equal sign in my design. It sends a simple but powerful statement of equality and supports those trying to make our culture more tolerant, more equal, more perfect. — Elizabeth Firmage