Flag of God's Country from the Frank Miller story "Give me Liberty"
Flag of the Empire from the elderscrolls (RedRich1917 on deviantart)
My friend's personal banner (made by me)
Tricolor usa flag (not made by me, creator unknown)
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Flag of God's Country from the Frank Miller story "Give me Liberty"
Flag of the Empire from the elderscrolls (RedRich1917 on deviantart)
My friend's personal banner (made by me)
Tricolor usa flag (not made by me, creator unknown)
Give Me Liberty is weird and fun 😂 I actually made a thread once about how cool it would be to get a TV show
Japanese occupied Australia (1943-1947)
Formed as the Japanese made their push through Australia. Australia Surrendered in 1945 and two years later became a Japanese puppet (using the same flag but with the red dot moving to the top right corner.
Capital: Darwin
Currency: Yen/Australian Pound (until 1956)
Formed as the Japanese made their push through Australia. Australia Surrendered in 1945 and two years later became a Japanese puppet (using the same flag but with the red dot moving to the top right corner.
Capital: Darwin
Currency: Yen/Australian Pound (until 1956)
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He legit used the coat of arms of Montenegro as the eagle, a crown then coloured the fleur de lis blue.
I don't think thats a good flag.
Love this! reminds me of the new york flag.
Flag and Coat of Arms of Prinseland, part of the Prundiaverse.
Building a Better World: The Aristopian Party
In a world where a worse War of 1812 sees the decline of the Republicans, the death of Jackson and the first of the unequal treaties with Britain, the Velvet Revolution of 1912 is lauded for ending the tyranny of the Federalist Party and with it the American Century of Humiliation. An outgrowth of the dissident Readjuster Party, the Aristopians evolved over the decades through a mix of influences, particularly two influential novels published in the aftermath of the Mormon Wars*.
The first, Looking Backward, had been published in 1888 by Edward Bellamy and revolved around an imagined future America governed as a socialist utopia, also advocating for a universal basic income. The second, Aristopia, was the work that would ultimately lend its name to the entire movement. Published in 1895 by Castello Holford, the novel described an alternate present revolving around a utopian planned community where the nation's land was held in common and its trade managed by the state. Both were wildly popular, reflecting growing public outrage with the almost aristocratic generational power held by the nation's elite families.
With the Federalist Party outlawed and many of its luminaries living as a diaspora within the Imperial Federation in the wake of the Revolution, power in the reborn republican system is uneasily divided between the Aristopians and the Theodemocrats** even as the nation turns to aggressively expanding its influence abroad to better prepare for the final conflict with the British many from the great unwashed to the halls of power see as an inevitability.
The Aristopian Party and its particular strain of "Nationalist Socialism" is commonly represented by the Hammer and Wedge or a gold-purple-gold roundel, with the party's flag showing the Federalist roundel split by the power of the people.
*A more brutal 1812 creates a boom time for new religious movements, with the Mormons far more successful as proselytizing but equally prone to being driven west. Smith is still killed on the campaign trail but his political platform eventually evolves into the Theodemocrats, with majority-Mormon California, Oregon and Deseret sparking the Mormon Wars when the Federalist government refuses to grant the three territories statehood. Again.
**The Socialist Party is waiting in the wings, with the covert support of the Roman Spartacist Republic. Suffice to say that the German and Italian unifications unfolded along drastically different lines TTL.
In a world where a worse War of 1812 sees the decline of the Republicans, the death of Jackson and the first of the unequal treaties with Britain, the Velvet Revolution of 1912 is lauded for ending the tyranny of the Federalist Party and with it the American Century of Humiliation. An outgrowth of the dissident Readjuster Party, the Aristopians evolved over the decades through a mix of influences, particularly two influential novels published in the aftermath of the Mormon Wars*.
The first, Looking Backward, had been published in 1888 by Edward Bellamy and revolved around an imagined future America governed as a socialist utopia, also advocating for a universal basic income. The second, Aristopia, was the work that would ultimately lend its name to the entire movement. Published in 1895 by Castello Holford, the novel described an alternate present revolving around a utopian planned community where the nation's land was held in common and its trade managed by the state. Both were wildly popular, reflecting growing public outrage with the almost aristocratic generational power held by the nation's elite families.
With the Federalist Party outlawed and many of its luminaries living as a diaspora within the Imperial Federation in the wake of the Revolution, power in the reborn republican system is uneasily divided between the Aristopians and the Theodemocrats** even as the nation turns to aggressively expanding its influence abroad to better prepare for the final conflict with the British many from the great unwashed to the halls of power see as an inevitability.
The Aristopian Party and its particular strain of "Nationalist Socialism" is commonly represented by the Hammer and Wedge or a gold-purple-gold roundel, with the party's flag showing the Federalist roundel split by the power of the people.
*A more brutal 1812 creates a boom time for new religious movements, with the Mormons far more successful as proselytizing but equally prone to being driven west. Smith is still killed on the campaign trail but his political platform eventually evolves into the Theodemocrats, with majority-Mormon California, Oregon and Deseret sparking the Mormon Wars when the Federalist government refuses to grant the three territories statehood. Again.
**The Socialist Party is waiting in the wings, with the covert support of the Roman Spartacist Republic. Suffice to say that the German and Italian unifications unfolded along drastically different lines TTL.
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This is my attempt at making a coat of arms for my flag but I can't fix it so far.
So I tried my first hand at coat of arms for my alternate history. This is the result, but shitty.
Can someone help ?
The jaguars are missing part of one of their paws and the paws are not on the crown of thorns or the torches and the banner , the columns with torches are extremely low definition. Not to mention everything is unaligned and not centered
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Coat of arms of Guyana - Wikipedia
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Not a good flag maker, sorry, but I like it.
Royal Standard of Rhodri V (Rhodri ap Rhys, born 21 May 1925) the monarch of Glyndwr, a country on the island of Great Britain.
Rhodri was born in Caerffili, as the first child of Rhys III and Anna, Arglwyddes Mathrafal. His father had ascended the throne in 1920, succeeding his uncle, Llewellyn X, making Rhodri the heir presumptive at birth. He was educated in schools in Llystwysoc and Amwythig, and started undertaking royal duties at 18. In 1948 he married Angharad ferch Arwel, Arglwyddes Gwynedd, a school friend, with whom he had two children, Arwel, Arglwydd Eryri and Carys, Arglwyddes Aberffraw.
When his father died in 1955, Rhodri – then 30 years old – became Tywysog Cymru ac Brenin y Brythoniaid (Prince of Wales and King of the Britons).
Royal Standard of Rhodri V (Rhodri ap Rhys, born 21 May 1925) the monarch of Glyndwr, a country on the island of Great Britain.
Rhodri was born in Caerffili, as the first child of Rhys III and Anna, Arglwyddes Mathrafal. His father had ascended the throne in 1920, succeeding his uncle, Llewellyn X, making Rhodri the heir presumptive at birth. He was educated in schools in Llystwysoc and Amwythig, and started undertaking royal duties at 18. In 1948 he married Angharad ferch Arwel, Arglwyddes Gwynedd, a school friend, with whom he had two children, Arwel, Arglwydd Eryri and Carys, Arglwyddes Aberffraw.
When his father died in 1955, Rhodri – then 30 years old – became Tywysog Cymru ac Brenin y Brythoniaid (Prince of Wales and King of the Britons).
Looks cool, except for the text; I think text just generally doesn't add much to flags.
Why is it called Glyndwr and not Wales or Prydain or something?