Graphic Thread

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Posted on alternate Wikiboxes but I'm migrating it here.
 
Some logos from Crossroads of Destiny.

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The last logos of the Progressive-Republicans (establishment-left) and Social Democrats (not-establishment-left), before they merged as Citizens' Alliance.

The PRUSA used their mascot, a moose, while the SDP used the dove of peace and the torch of liberty.

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Their opponent the Social Conservatives, dominated America so much the two had to merge to present an united alternative to Social Conservative rule.

The Social Conservatives used one of their predecessor parties [Social Credit]'s mascot, a snake, as the "S" in "Social".

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And here's the Citizens' Alliance logo. Pretty simple.
 
Hate me for doing this but i have to dump this.
Well not really dump it. But i'm not sure where i should post this or even if can.
I've recently decided to start doing stuff with Paint.net and i've made this fictional Record Cover.
I need some opinions on it, to evaluate my skills.
The album is supposed to belong to a genre best described as blend of Mello jazz and Psychedelic Rock, and it's supposed to be released in an alternate timeline where analogue data is still the way to go. The world is still stuck in late 70s-early 80s.
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Tourism banner for a unified Guianas. The nauseatingly cute slogan reflects the large Arawak and Carib (indigenous) populations of the three Federal States as well as its location to the southeast of the Caribbean Islands, at the "beginning" relative to Brazil, Europe, and Asia. POD for their unification and greater development is an earlier independence led by a Gandhian solidarity movement among the large Indian populations of Guyana and Suriname, which gain independence in 1947 along with India. French Guiana follows in 1960 with France's many African countries - the federation forms as one country in 1972.
 
A poster inviting to vote from The National Electoral Commission

From a timeline where the Commonwealth of England, Scotland and Ireland survives (OTL British Protectorate 1653–1659).

The red ballot box is an official issued electoral material.

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A few party emblems for a (semi-)pluralistic United States with a fairly early PoD (and it's very much inspired by a map I'm working on). All of these five parties are represented in at least one chamber of congress. Sorry that they aren't super imaginative.

The first emblem (left in the top row) is for the Atlantic Party of America, a conservative liberal party that was founded primarily with the issue of ending American isolationism and increasing diplomatic and trade ties with the other nations on the Atlantic coasts. Ideologically think Rockefeller Republican. It is the third-biggest party and frequently tips the scales on battles in congress.

The next emblem (middle in the top row) is the Republican Party, the successor to the Democratic-Republican Party. It's conservative, isolationist, and has a significant libertarian faction. Together with the Farmer-Labor Party it's one of the two big parties.

The last emblem in the top row is the aforementioned Farmer-Labor Party. It's a democratic socialist party with an emerging green politics wing and is divided on the issue of foreign policy but tends to be very skeptical of trade deals.

The fourth party is the Popular Party of Cuba, a separatist party that advocates for, big surprise, Cuban interests in general and partially Cuban independence. It's rather center-left but also has a "pure" centrist faction. Also has a chapter in Florida to represent the interests of Cubans (and Spaniards) living there. [Oh and in case you wanted to ask: yes, I drew that Cuban trogon on the logo myself.]

Last but not least is the Free Texas Party, which is a Texan nationalist party. It often aligns itself with the Republican Party in terms of economic and social issues but the strong Texan identity ensures the party's survival. While primarily active in Texas it also has chapters in Oklahoma and Comancheria.
 
I'm a newbie when it comes to graphics - how would people say is the best way of creating those semicircular dot pics of parliaments? Is there a template somewhere?

Thanks

This website will generate one for you. It's just a matter of plugging in numbers and pressing some buttons.

https://tools.wmflabs.org/parliamentdiagram/parliamentinputform.html

And this one generates Westminster-style ones.

http://tools.wmflabs.org/parliamentdiagram/westminsterinputform.html
 
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