For a moment, I nearly thought it was the flag of Lyria and Rivia from The Witcher.View attachment 439615
A fictional german state flag.
Lyria and Rivia used three Leopards though, not two Lions.
For a moment, I nearly thought it was the flag of Lyria and Rivia from The Witcher.View attachment 439615
A fictional german state flag.
Huh, neat. I made my own versions of the Soviet SSR national flags a while back, but oddly enough I seem to have not posted them here in this thread:
Well that oversight is now fixed. Enjoy!
Interesting.A flag for a British republic that I thought of this morning.
Many (including me) point out that becoming a republic wouldn't necessitate a new flag since the current flag has nothing explicitly monarchist about it (except by mental association) and it has a lot of entrenched national brand recognition so there would be resistance to change. But I had an idea and I wanted to see how it looked.
It is deliberately reminiscent of the current flag for the sake of recognition.
The central symbol is a compass, which represents the maritime culture, exploration and international reach that has characterised its history and identity.
The blue represents the ocean, boundless ambition and excellence, the white represents the coastline, snow and modern civilisation, and the red represents the land, courage and sacrifice. The overall layout suggests an island surrounded by ocean, but not isolated by it, as its influence radiates outwards like the points of the compass. Britain's legacy can be felt in every direction, e.g. the English language, scientists like Isaac Newton, modern capitalism, the Industrial Revolution and so on.
The four main points represent the four Home Nations: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. The four lesser points represent the Crown Dependencies, Overseas Territories, Commonwealth nations and other allies. These are all connected to suggest glory in unity.
The resemblance to the flag of NATO is also intentional.
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I draw it from myself, but... Could i have seen the flag from witcher and remember it unconsciously?For a moment, I nearly thought it was the flag of Lyria and Rivia from The Witcher.
Lyria and Rivia used three Leopards though, not two Lions.
snipped: a bunch of literal Soviet propaganda
Interesting.
Reminds me of a future flag attribution thing I did:
https://www.alternatehistory.com/forum/threads/flag-thread-iii.213503/page-315#post-7120081
The flag of the great state of Dakota.* The twin blue stripes represent the Missouri and Red Rivers, which form much of the western and eastern boundaries of the state. The twin silver stripes represent the towns that have formed along their banks, where many Dakotans live. The green represents the farmland which feeds the state. There are six black stars, representing the resources of the state. The white sun represents the blessings of peace and God. It has 40 points, as Dakota is the 40th state in the Union.
* All of OTL ND and SD that is east of both the Missouri River and the 102nd meridian.
Wakanda chance does this flag have at being official? It's gotta be a seal on the fly end of a homogenous red that can be confused as any other British colonial flag. It's the way it works!
This looks fantastic, and that's an interesting design for territorial flags, can't wait to see what else is in store!Finally done with all the flags for my project. The layout took hours of time and error to figure out.
Not gonna lie, I don't like how some of them ended up in hindsight. But at least this half's done.
Finally done with all the flags for my project.
Wow, these flags are better than 80% of the US's actual flags.Finally done with all the flags for my project. The layout took hours of time and error to figure out.
Not gonna lie, I don't like how some of them ended up in hindsight. But at least this half's done.