Don't Stone Others Trans Version Cartoon Print

Don’t Stone Others Trans Version is centered on a popular theme in my art – the judgment and marginalization of members of the LGBTQIA+ community by the church and much of society. 

Here we see Jesus defending and protecting a member of the trans community as they are pelted with stones from a small flock of bigoted sheep. It echoes the sentiment of a popular idiom – people in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. In a nutshell, we all live in glass houses. Nobody has the right to judge, so why persecute others? Shouldn’t we rather love each other from a place of humility and acceptance? Let’s throw love around, not stones made of ignorance and hate.

Hang this on your wall as a reminder to judge not, stone not, and basically not be a thoughtless careless sheep.

Each print is made on archival matte paper, a smooth, acid-free paper that brings out deep blacks, rich tones, and crisp details without glare. It’s museum-quality paper crafted to honor the depth and texture of the original.

You can order your print unframed or choose a solid wood frame with an optional mat so it arrives ready to hang. However you display it, every detail is designed to let the art speak for itself.