It calls itself that to make the world think they are a democracyoh
I have a flag for the main Resistance against them:
Monster Free Army
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I have a flag for the main Resistance against them:
Monster Free Army
Concerned Brazilian
Gone Fishin'
Flag of the Jordanian Progressive Party, a single party created by dictator Ahmed Yahya
I spent a whole night designing flags for a Japanese Influenced Pacific States.
The initial idea was to have a "Setting Sun" with Stars in the evening sky and I wanted to try and have some kind of balance between Japanese and American in the flag.
I want some outside opinions on what you think of these. I'm no expert (hell I'm not even a novice) on vexillology and apologies for the crude MS Paint style presentation.
The initial idea was to have a "Setting Sun" with Stars in the evening sky and I wanted to try and have some kind of balance between Japanese and American in the flag.
I want some outside opinions on what you think of these. I'm no expert (hell I'm not even a novice) on vexillology and apologies for the crude MS Paint style presentation.
He explained it in the text. Solar mirror (to make Venus livable/terraformed)
I considered having the little moon represent a massive satellite that would've been a base for the terraforming effort (official name Eros, unofficial name Priapus) but decided a solar mirror was simpler.
A post-colonial federal pan-Southeast Asian flag with colors explained as followed:
- red: the Majapahit and other Malay Muslim polities as well as the royal standard of Siam
- yellow: the historical flag of Dai Nam and a symbol of Buddhism (or the "yellow" race of East and Southeast Asia using 19th-century racial classification)
- white: a symbol of Hanthawaddy Burma (and Christianity depending on who you ask)
- black: represents either Islam or the *Pancasila/Kemalist secular ideology of the nation
Nice! This looks really good! I have a few requests for future pan-regional flags:
- Pan-South Asian flag (former British Raj, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives)
- Pan-East Asian flag (both Chinas, both Koreas, Japan, Mongolia, Hong Kong, Macau)
- Pan-Himalayan flag (Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, arguably Ladakh and Aksai Chin)
- Pan-Siberian flag (basically just all of Russia that’s located east of the Urals)
- Pan-Central Asian flag (the five ex-Soviet Stan countries and Xinjiang/East Turkestan/Uyghuristan
Flag of the Scottish Illuminist Resistance from WMIT: Vol III, bearing the Owl of Minerva with its third eye awoken. Death to the Tabulator! Nae Maddie!
Anyone with an idea for a Novgorod Republic flag..? I have one in mind, just checking in case...
the heads look a bit squished. If you're using a program allowing layers, you might want to keep them on a separate layer than the body so you can resize them separately.
During the Russian Civil War, a flag used for Siberia was divided white and green (either horizontally or diagonally).
The contrast is pretty poor which would make it hard to parse from a distance while flapping. You might want to use (from left to right): yellow, dark green & pale blue.
The issue is that the surface is too harsh for it to be used and there isn't any wind inside the habs or stations for it to flap in. It's mainly used inside government offices, pinned to or painted on walls or used as a ship decal.
I was gonna use that as the capital's flag. The national flag might be a Nordic cross flag but idk.