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This months art theme is..
Spacechaco!
Create a piece of art featuring Ochaco Uraraka / Uravity with space themes, get creative!
You have from 21/04/26 00:00 to 04/05/26 23:59 (UK time) to submit your works, anything submitted outside of these hours will not be entered.
To submit your work, send it directly to us at crowdhangoutofficial, or DM werldyofficial on discord.
Good luck and have fun! With love, Crowd Hangout.
💥 Art comp 02
This months theme is..
Bakugazine!
Create a piece of art featuring Katsuki Bakugo / Kacchan on a magazine cover! Get creative!
You have from 24/03/2026, 00:00 to 06/04/2026, 23:59 (UK time) to submit your works. Anything submitted outside of these hours will not be entered.
To submit your work send it directly to @werldyofficial on discord, or to this blog. Have fun!
With love, Crowd Hangout.
Art Competition 01!
We're excited to announce our first art competition! This months theme is...
Dekusaurus!
Create a piece of art featuring Izuku Midoriya / Deku, and incorporate dinosaurs into it! Get creative!
You have from 24/02/2026, 00:00 to 09/03/2026, 23:59 (UK time) to submit your works. Anything submitted outside of these hours will not be accepted.
To submit your work send it directly to @werldyofficial on discord via DMs or DM us here!
Have fun!
With love, Crowd Hangout.
This months theme is...
Catzawa!
Create a piece of art featuring Shouta Aizawa / Eraserhead featuring cats. Get creative!
You have from 23/05/26 00:00 to 04/06/26 23:59 (UK time) to submit your works. Anything submitted outside of these hours will not be entered.
To submit your work, send it to werldyofficial on discord or here at crowdhangoutofficial.
Good luck!
With love, Crowd Hangout.
Bakugazine winner!
With 61 stars, @linpitilin (discord) is the winner of the bakugazine art competition, and our new star of the week!
Rankings:
1st: @linpitilin on discord, 61 stars 2nd: @silverfishgoldpen on tumblr, 44 stars
Thank you to everyone who participated or voted!
With love, Crowd Hangout
💥 Art comp 02
Bakugazine
All the contestants are in! You can vote for them here.
You have from 07/04/2026, 00:00 to 13/04/2026, 23:59 to vote. You can only vote once.
Good luck!
With Love, Crowd Hangout.
Pride 2026 Day 10: The Pride Flag(s)
Despite what you might think, the classic 6 striped rainbow flag isn't the only pride flag out there. In fact, it wasn't even the first.
The first pride flag came about in 1978, and it was hand-sewn by an artist and activist Gilbert Baker. It contains 8 stripes, the different colours symbolise different things. Pink = sex, red = life, orange = healing, yellow = sunlight, green = nature, turquoise = magic and art, indigo = serenity, and violet = spirit.
After the gay rights icon Harvey Milk was assassinated, the demand for the pride flag rose up. The pink and turquoise were removed to make manufacturing easier, creating the 6 stripe pride flag we know and love today.
During the height of the AIDS pandemic, a 7th black stripe was addded under the violet to represent those who lost their lives to the disease. This flag is called the Victory Over AIDS Pride Flag.
In 2017, 2 more stripes were added above the red to the 6 stripe flag, they were black and brown to represent queer black and brown people.This flag was created by Philadelphia's "more colour, more pride" campaign.
Seeing the backlash to the Philadelphia pride flag, Gilbert Baker created the Lavender Pride Flag. It takes the design from the original flag, and adds a 9th lavender stripe to symbolise diversity.
A year later, an artist named Daniel Quasar released what he called the "Progress Pride Flag". It moved the black and brown stripes to the left to form a triangle, and added 3 more pastel pink, blue, and white stripes to symbolise trans people. David explained that the arrow points to the right to show forward movement, yet stays on the left to show that progress still needs to be made.
In 2021, Valentino Vecchietti shared a version of the progress pride flag that included a yellow triangle with a purple circle to represent the intersex community.
In conclusion, all of these pride flags are representative of the LGBTQ+ community, and are all okay to use to show your pride or support.
Happy pride, Crowd Hangout.
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