I'm not too good at design, but the prospect of such a flag both compelled and amused me enough to where I needed to carry the idea out, lol.

This is the flag and war flag for the new micronation The Básilìan Unión of Dèsmářika that I made and remade yesterday for my own reasons I really like this do you?

Top the flag of the community of Madrid and Flag of Catalonia in the bottom

I’m not great at all with heraldry designs but I did my best. This takes the Missouri coat of arms and turnes it into a Castile and Leon quartered design. I felt I really wanted to keep the red white and blue colors of the original flag.

This person proposed the idea: https://www.reddit.com/r/vexillology/s/uh4eESOi4N

I'm planning a trip to Tennessee to visit family and happened to pop into Google Street View while looking at places to go in Johnson City and saw this beauty flying on a flagpole.

A mentor gifted me this patch, but neither of us know the flags. Can anyone help with this?

Thanks!

This patch was given to us at the library I work at and has us stumped, is anyone able to identify which country it belongs to?

My little improvements on the 2021 'commemorative flag' of Utah that was GOING to become the state's new flag but was appropriated by lame nationalists, and another redesign was done. But I think the design they went with is abysmal, it looks like an off-brand Russia or Netherlands with a crappy lookin mountain and hexagon and I think doesn't do the essence of the state at all.

I made the star and centers of the segoe lilies red because thats what they look like and I think it works bettter with the red section, and made both the red and the blue a lower saturation to feel sun-bleached.

I also love the fact that the five lilies represent the five indigenous tribes of the land.

If you don't know, Utah's predominantly Mormon and even though I strongly believe in full seperation of church and state, a flag should represent its people, and I think this design's symbolism strikes a real great balance at those two things.

(Yapping)

Personally, I'm a trans 'Exmo' that left the state a few years ago but I'm from a seventh-generation pioneer family, so felt like I could give my take.

Recent flag I saw at Lille's (France) Pride Parade

Cog Cool

Mauryan Empire pt2

I have seen a flag with a blue top, white middle, red bottom a couple of times in Apulia in Italy. Any idea on what it’s representing? (There is also a French flag further down so they’re not being fancy with a French flag)

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The placement of the countries here is where they are on a map of north america

Pic #2 - The DPRK flag before & after a recent change in proportions

There had been criticism that the star was positioned too close to the center. Therefore I has shifted the star leftward, retaining its previous layout.

The flag of Cullman, Alabama features a white field with a black border, centered by a yellow and black seal. The seal displays an image of the city founder, Colonel Johann Gottfried Cullmann, with the year 1873 below his portrait. The text "City of Cullman" is prominently displayed below the seal, along with the city slogan, "A City of Character" below the text.

Blue Represents Valor And Depression, Orange Represents Courage And Openness, The Wolf Represents Strength And Loneliness, The Leaf Crown Represents Leadership And Sorrow.

Original post was an AI image so i made this flag in Photoshop

Blue Represents Valor, Orange Represents Courage And The Lion Represents Strength.