First post! Kazakhstan flag redesign.
from /r/vexillology Top comment: I really like the flag of Kazakhstan, so I decided to redesign it to be more modern and put more emphasis on the sun and eagle.
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First post! Kazakhstan flag redesign.
from /r/vexillology Top comment: I really like the flag of Kazakhstan, so I decided to redesign it to be more modern and put more emphasis on the sun and eagle.
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missed the white she used to wear, but not the harem pants. for this months character design challenge.
This the winner of our "little" contest on Facebook for a best Florida redesign.
from /r/vexillology Top comment: As a Floridian myself, I like it. A little too similar to one of our college’s colors though. I fear it might start something. Other than that, design is good!
My suggestion for Georgian flag redesign. (sorry,its my first flag)
from /r/vexillology Top comment: The flag of peppermint land
New York State Redesign. Why not just have a tricolor?
from /r/vexillology Top comment: As someone from NY, naw. Maybe different colors, but something just feels off about this.
(Repost, apologies) Semi-serious Utah redesign. I just want an alternative to the DezNat one making the rounds in my state's legislature.
from /r/vexillology Top comment: The Utah state legislature has a bill going through its session seeking to create a state flag task force. Last year, a flag with ties to Deseret Nationalism (AKA DezNat) got a lot of press. Pretty design, but I don't want a flag with that kind of baggage. Respectfully submitted, one that has a beehive (based on the Utah Highway Patrol logo already in use by the state), mountains against blue skies, red rocks/native peoples, and a subtle tie-in to the idea that Utah is the "crossroads of the West."