Designed by Hmong-American queer artist Nou-Chee Chang, this playful design follows a ?chanh? (lemon) character through moments at a family gathering. In Vietnamese, chanh means lemon and is also used within the community as a term for non-binary identity, grounding the character in both humor and cultural specificity.

Illustrated like a comic strip, the shirt captures candid, everyday scenes. A small, silly figure moves through familiar spaces filled with memory and meaning, reflecting the experience of being queer within a Vietnamese family setting.

Surrounding details include objects often found at these gatherings, such as an old box TV, an ancestral altar honoring loved ones, and shared Vietnamese dishes like ph?. Each element adds texture to a story that is both deeply personal and joyfully recognizable.

Lighthearted but rooted in identity, this design celebrates the small, intimate moments that shape queer Asian American life.