Examining the symbolism of the pride flag.

Stick figure graphics from Michelle Dahlmanns via Wikimedia Commons, available under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International

What flags should i nepalize next?

This design is not super original at all but based on looking through as much old redesigns as I could, it doesn’t rip anything off.

It seemed like the biggest needs with a New Zealand flag redesign were that 1. They didn’t want their flag to keep looking very similar to Australia’s. 2. A lot of people did not want to get rid of the Union Jack.

The fern was a very obvious replacement for the southern cross.

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

Hi everyone. I'm currently lounging at the pool and the hotel is flying three flags. One is their hotel flag, one is 🇬🇷 and this one is the third. I'm in the south of Corfu, Ionian Islands, Greece. Google tells me this is a variant of the the flag of the Greek Orthodox Church, but the eagle is missing the Regalia and looks somewhat different from the exsmples. Flagfinder came up empty.

Any help would be appreciated.

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)

Welp, I finished sewing the new design onto the flag and it looks amazing!!

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

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

As some requested here‘ the followup on my original post covering the rest of the album with cigarette pictures of flags I got at the flea market. It’s just non-european flags but this section covers most of the British Empire. Hope you guys enjoy :)

Got my new design put onto fabric, now to let it dry then sew it over the old design on my flag!!

Colors

Green = sales

Blue = users

White = games

Black = workshop mods

Found this rare one in an indian restaurant in Thailand, it looks like a french colony flag, but all the flags in the restaurant are current.

The current flag is okay but the design is very common. You know, the tricolor plus the Crescent moon with a star is very normal especially for Islamic countries. Meanwhile, the Gaddafi flag is very interesting for having a single color without any subject or coat of arms which is not typical for national flags. If Libya decided not to change that flag it will be one of the most controversial flag. Iconic maybe.

Utah

Found in White Beach, Puerto Galera, Philippines

I imagine this Germany would have a dualistic government like Austria-Hungary

THE LORE:

In this timeline, after the end of WW1 and the start of the Russian Revolution / Russian Civil War, A more radical Juche faction and Juche movement led by Mikhail Rodionov were to exist and won over the Bolsheviks and the White Army, and Russia is the first established and founded Juche–stratocratic, benelovent, authoritarian, militaristic and civic dictatorship before Korea was split between North Korea and South Korea until the Cold War after post–WW2.

While sorting through a bag of fridge magnets from someone who travelled a lot, this magnet of a flag was mixed in. The person who it belonged to said they belive it is East African but does not know.

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.

Hi guys, I'm a newbie in vexiillology and I love it. I've started using inkscape to create the flags you see above (which are for fictional places). I have two questions: How do you think this flags could be improved? How do you make good resolution files like the ones in wikipedia (cus when I zoom resolution doesn't stay the same)? Thanks!

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.

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