Let's address the tired trope of the helpless heroine. It simply doesn't apply. You aren't asking for a rescue; you are commanding a strategic alliance. Your time is too valuable to be spent fending off minor threats when there are entire corrupt systems that need to be burned down.
This print is for the messy soul who knows her worth—she's a queen, a warlord, a revolutionary. She needs someone strong enough, and trustworthy enough, to guard her most precious asset while she's busy enacting change. The red emphasis on "hold my crown" is the central, non-negotiable point of the contract. If they can't handle the crown, they certainly can't handle the queen who owns it.
For the FMC who prefers a partner in crime over a knight in shining armour.
For the reader who loves the trope of the powerful Queen demanding respect and participation.
If your idea of a romantic gesture involves someone passing you a weapon and covering your flank.
For those who understand that being saved is boring, but starting a revolution is mandatory.
Hang this where it reminds you: your power is not up for negotiation.
Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper. The stark white background provides the perfect, honest surface for the declaration to be stamped upon.
· Format: True1 :1 Square Ratio. (The only honest, balanced, and uncompromising ratio for this collection.)
· Type: Unfiltered, original hand-rendered black type on stark white. Specific words in stark red—digitally inserted to ensure inescapable focus. Professional execution, savage tone.
· Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
· Paper weight: 189 g/m²
· Opacity: 94%
· ISO brightness: 104%
· Paper is sourced from Japan
Let's address the tired trope of the helpless heroine. It simply doesn't apply. You aren't asking for a rescue; you are commanding a strategic alliance. Your time is too valuable to be spent fending off minor threats when there are entire corrupt systems that need to be burned down.
This print is for the messy soul who knows her worth—she's a queen, a warlord, a revolutionary. She needs someone strong enough, and trustworthy enough, to guard her most precious asset while she's busy enacting change. The red emphasis on "hold my crown" is the central, non-negotiable point of the contract. If they can't handle the crown, they certainly can't handle the queen who owns it.
For the FMC who prefers a partner in crime over a knight in shining armour.
For the reader who loves the trope of the powerful Queen demanding respect and participation.
If your idea of a romantic gesture involves someone passing you a weapon and covering your flank.
For those who understand that being saved is boring, but starting a revolution is mandatory.
Hang this where it reminds you: your power is not up for negotiation.
Museum-quality posters made on thick matte paper. The stark white background provides the perfect, honest surface for the declaration to be stamped upon.
· Format: True1 :1 Square Ratio. (The only honest, balanced, and uncompromising ratio for this collection.)
· Type: Unfiltered, original hand-rendered black type on stark white. Specific words in stark red—digitally inserted to ensure inescapable focus. Professional execution, savage tone.
· Paper thickness: 10.3 mil
· Paper weight: 189 g/m²
· Opacity: 94%
· ISO brightness: 104%
· Paper is sourced from Japan
