15 LGBTQ+ Tattoo Ideas - 15 Queer Tattoo Ideas

Regardless of your sexual orientation and gender identity, or if you belong to the LGTBQ+ community, if you advocate freedom in any area of life, I have 15 tattoo ideas for you to always have it with you in the most beautiful way.

Getting a tattoo is a statement of intent, a way to guarantee that you will always carry what is most special to you. Not all 'tattoos' have to have a specific meaning, and it's also great to wear something just because you like it. This is a good reason to put a rainbow in your day.

Because there's nothing like wearing something you like that represents you on your body. Therefore, Pride seems like the perfect opportunity for those who want to get a rainbow tattoo. Because yes, there are many ways to wear the multicolored flag on your skin, from the most classic and grand designs to subtle but crucial strokes, and I've compiled some of the best for you.

On the ear, on the wrists, on the forearm, on the inside of the fingers... There are many ideas that will make you look better than ever before. And if not, you can also encourage yourself to transfer some of the ideas I suggest to the part of your body that you like the most. A 'queer' tattoo would be nice if you were inspired by the ideas below.

A remarkable word in flame drawing. He definitely deserves to be the first.

Regardless of our sexual orientation and identity, we are human first and foremost. Each one is different but has the same rights. Do you dare to represent this?

Don't want to take too many risks? Here's a minimalist tattoo idea: a straight line with the Pride color scale. You choose the length and width.

LGBT+ colors essentially represent diversity. However, why do we have to follow established patterns? Exactly, this illustration represents the freedom of not having labels. The scattered lines of this rainbow impress us more.

The word 'victory' is short for 'love wins' and is really great for small spaces. The inner part of the finger is the good part for tattooing.

A very original way to wear a rainbow is this: in the ear, as if it were another earring. A very subtle idea, a small tattoo that doesn't attract too much attention but is very 'cool'.

If you don't like the semi-circle representing the rainbow, you can try wearing the colors in the form of water drops. It's simple and so cute!

This 'tattoo' has a special meaning. A person wearing a semicolon on their skin means they are going through a period of depression or anxiety. If you combine it with LGTB+ colors as well.