#transnonbinary flag

I was originally trying to add some more stripes to the trans flag to better represent nonbinary people for my DIY pride pins.

For those who don't know, the white stripe on the trans pride flag is there to represent nonbinary people. Unfortunately, many people don't realize this, because it's such a neutral color it looks like it's just there to separate the top and bottom stripes.

Someday when Covid19 is no longer such a problem I'll give homemade pride pins away for free. Until then my collection will keep growing.

Edit September 19th, 2022: Switched around the placement of the black and purple stripes, so it's easier to see against dark backgrounds :)

Edit July 28th 2023: Added a regular six striped version.

[ID: Three pride flags. The first has eleven stripes of: purple, black, blue, pink, yellow, white, yellow, pink, blue, black, and purple. The second has seven horizontal stripes of: purple, black, pale yellow, white, pink, black, and blue. The third has six stripes of purple, black, blue, pink, yellow, and white. End ID.]

The first one is the trans pride flag + the colors of the nonbinary flag combined, so that it's symmetrical to go along with the trans pride flag's original purpose of being able to be flown any way, with no wrong way.

The second one is simplified, so that there are fewer stripes overall, so that it's easier for people (mainly me, I don't think many people are going to like this flag. Feel free to hit me with a dodgeball if this somehow becomes super popular) to create by hand with arts and crafts.

And the third is just the new colors, since I didn't color-pick straight from the nonbinary flag because the saturation/brightness levels weren't right, and I figured someone might like it.

You can use these pride flags for anything you'd use a pride flag for, no credit needed.

[ID: Nine designs in the colors of the transnonbinary flag, with stripes of purple, black, blue, pink, yellow, white, yellow, pink, blue, black, and purple. The first is an abstract pattern of a flower whose petals are all symmetrical, with designs inside in the colors of the flag. The second is a pronoun pin with white in the center, the flag stripes around the edge, and the text that reads, “ask for my pronouns” in the colors of the stripes. The third is a digital drawing of a flower with many thin petals, alternating in the flag colors. The three in the center are of the the transnonbinary flag. The first shows a version of the nonbinary symbol, with a circle in the center, and three lines radiating out from it. From the bottom is the venus symbol, a short cross, representing women. From the top left diagonal is the mars symbol, an arrow, representing men. From the top right diagonal is a line with a smaller circle at the other end, representing nonbinary people. The second is the normal transnonbinary flag, and the third reads, “Queer as in fuck you". The last three designs have black backgrounds. The first is a large central star surrounded by smaller stars. The next is a set of fangs, and the last is a crescent moon surrounded by small stars. End ID.]

Edit July 28th, 2023, now renamed to the progress trans flag! Because I'm tired of exorsexism!

The progress trans flag is meant to be a more blatantly inclusive counterpart to the original trans flag, since most people don't realize the white stripe on the trans flag is for nonbinary people, they think it's for transitioning, or just there to separate the pink and blue stripes :[

Anyways, like with all my art / pride designs, you are 100% encouraged to save these to your computer/phone/whatever. You can print them out, put them on shirts or buttons or literally anything you want, as long as you aren't selling them for a profit! You can use them for icons, headers, moodboards, literally anything you want! I only ask that you include an image description wherever possible, to make it accessible!

first two progress trans flag pins. The first one on the left (<-) I accidentally messed up the order of the stripes, but it's not a big deal. I was also testing which shade of purple to use. The lighter one is "lilac mist", and the darker one is "velvet crush". I'll definitely be using velvet crush from now on, the lilac mist is to pale and looks like it's faded.

Here's what the digital version looks like:

[ID: A pride flag with eleven symmetrical stripes of purple, black, blue, pink, yellow, white, yellow, pink, blue, black, and purple. End ID.]

The official digital flag colors are:

purple: BF66BD black: 333333 blue: 67CAEB pink: F5A8B8 yellow: F5E885 white: F7F7F7

[ID: A photo of two painted wooden circles sitting on a keyboard. The first is painted with symstrical stripes of: pale pruple, blue, black, pink, yellow, white, yellow, pink, black, blue, and pale purple.

The second is painted purple, black, blue, pink, yellow, white, yellow, pink, blue, black, and purple.