The messages, each one from a different member of the LGBT community, were collected through in which , and then pin it to the location in which it happened. While the map is London-focused, stories have appeared elsewhere in the UK and further afield.
Each of the designs, all of which are based around a heart shape, was created by a different artist or illustrator, all of whom donated their time for free.
The posters will appear on sites donated by Jack Agency, Outdoor Plus, Clear Channel, 8 Outdoor, Kong Outdoor, Primesight, Media Circus, Ocean Outdoor, Outdoor Plus, Urban Vision, ECNLive, STORM, Verifone and Exterion.
The frenzy of colour is the second part of a campaign aimed at highlighting what Pride in London said was an ongoing rise in anti-LGBT hate crime in the capital. The first stage, which was explicitly aimed at drawing attention to the problem, involved guerilla-style fly-posters featuring stories of hate and discrimination.
The outdoor campaign runs alongside a series of TV ads being shown on Channel 4.
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