open for commissions and sketchnotes 🎨 previously worked with orgs including NHS, Tate, UNIQLO 🌟 trans artist, they/them 🏳⚧ artbyflatboy@gmail.com 💻
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ALT Tash holds their book all the things they said we couldn’t have: stories of trans joy. They are wearing a blue fluffy fleece and glasses. They are looking down and smiling.
ALT Blue background with a book cover centre: All The Things They Said You Shouldn't Have. To the left a review in white writing: "A beautiful set of interpretations" from Juno Roche, author of Trans Power and Gender Explorers. On the right: a review from Fix Fisher, artist, author and film-maker which reads "Uplifting gem of a book".
ALT A cartoon portrait of Tabs holding a chocolate cigar dancing on their birthday. The background is blue and orange, with the words 'Dancing King' surrounding them.
ALT Image of a book titled “All the things they said we couldn’t have: Stories of trans joy” by T. C. Oakes - Monger. Subtitle reads “Gorgeous uplifting and beautifully crafted stories that celebrate the joy of being trans. 19th January 2023”. Dark blue background with snow flakes.
ALT Me holding a copy of “All the things they said we couldn’t have: Stories of trans joy” by T. C. Oakes - Monger
ALT Image with blue background and orange text which reads: Transgiving project. Allies donate money to gift care packages to trans and non-binary people this winter. There is a person holding a gift in a green jacket with an orange scarf. There are yellow stars around the background.
ALT Image with dark blue background. Yellow text reads: Some trans and non-binary people won’t get any gifts in their chosen name this winter holiday. Orange text reads: Fund an affirming gift #Transgiving. There are five name labels at the bottom of the image: Aisha they/she, Bran he/they, Ida she/her, Moon they/them, Samuel he/she/they
ALT Line drawn art work of 3 trans/non-binary people holding stars above their heads!
ALT Cover of the book titled All the things they said we couldn’t have: stories of trans joy by T.C. Oakes-Monger. The background is blue with white illustrations of shells and leaves and dominoes and a paper boat. The writing is bubble writing in white text.
ALT Reviews of the book: “What we desperately need and deserve - more trans joy” Charlie Craggs, author of To My Trans Sisters “To feel valid and seen in this world is a huge thing - one that many in the trans community never receive - but this book does that for so many people. Tash Oakes-Monger has beautifully weaved their lived experience throughout this book, combining it with a poignant reminder to look for joy, creating something everyone can read and benefit from.” Ben Pechey, author of The Book of Non-Binary Joy “From surviving, to thriving, this uplifting gem of a book shares powerful stories detailing childhood clues and trans joy. Every trans experience is different and yet there is still a thread we can connect with in every individual story. Powerful, Insightful and Captivating.” Fox Fisher, Artist, Author & Film-maker “A beautiful set of interpretations of who we are and what we are capable of becoming. A must read.” Juno Roche, author of Trans Power and Queer Sex
