I promised I'd bring some more flags from my
Khan Victorious here when they were done, and that's a promise I plan to keep!
Here's the latest set, featuring...
...three versions of the Darwinist Movement's double helix symbol. Quoting the finished section for an explanation regarding the details and symbolism: "On the left is the imagery side of a small calling card for the organization often used to provide a time and a place for potential members to meetup with others or, just as commonly, as a threat, with the movement's main helical symbol on the left side of the card and the sun cross that is the astrological symbol for the Earth besides it, with the white on black colors symbolizing their movement illuminating the darkness. In the middle there is a banner confiscated from a police raid on a Darwinist safehouse following the murder of an retired veteran of the Augmentation War who had fought against the Alliance, a flag which had taken up the colors of the old United Nations and which represents the global form of the movement as a whole. On the right, a patch used by Darwinist militiamen that comprise the organization's military arm, a force comprised of ex-service members who had come under the movement's sway or simply those who are willing to fight for that which they believe in, featuring a smaller form of the helix beneath an eagle with its wings thrown forward, as if protecting itself from a strike."
We also have...
...two flags from the newly founded Solar League, an administrative organization intended to serve as a bridge between Earth and its colonies, with details from the part as follows: "Two flags of the Solar League, both created in the early years of its existence whilst the organization was still within its first two years of existence, with the left flag being that of the organization on the day of its founding, referring to its predecessor in the form of the League of Nations, carefully mimicking its pentagonal shape and layered stars, only with new meaning: each side of the pentagon referred to one of Earth's five continents whilst the black star represented the uncharted and uncontrolled nature of space and the white star humanity's expanding control. After a few years, however, this flag would be replaced by the one on the right, an original design that placed the astrological symbol of the Sun at its center, surrounded by nine stars, one for each of the planets and with a larger star for Earth as befitting its status as the homeworld of all mankind."
And just for fun, the official bumper sticker of the United Front from the US elections of 2036, a centrist coalition formed following the collapse of the Democrats and Republicans during the electoral trail. It's not really a flag, but I figure someone here might like the symbol on the left side, which was much harder to create than any of the flags above, that's for sure, simply because of how much a pain in the butt it was to position everything just right.
