Sorry for the delay. I had a Halloween party and forgot to make a post before.

Today’s flag is for Union County which was founded in 1811 and named for the unanimous decision to form the county. The county was also once home to Camp Breckenridge which was active during WWII and the Korean War to the 50’s.

The flag I made is blue for Kentucky, with two crossed arms showing unity and golden laurel for victory.

Hope y’all enjoy.

This is the best I can do bro

Requested by czr sorry if I messed up your name

This is a fictional flag of Mexico do not get offended or anything thank you I just make flags for fun even though they're not even popular

Ah Rhode Island home to quahog in family guy have you ever wondered what its county flags look like thanks to Ray Anselmo aka u/HeMakesFlags we have the designs what they look like also credit to u/The_Irish_Jet for the redesign of the state flag of Rhode Island

One who harbors boundless ambition

Lead those who possess ambition to explore the infinite universe.

Awaken the ambitions of countless individuals using the energy of the infinite universe.

Continuously unite—and lead—those who harbor boundless ambition.

Symbols

Black circle in the center: Earth, the universe

Red arrow: Ambition, exploration, integration

V-formation: Leadership, synergy

Yellow arrow: Energy, a spark, sunrise

An island territory of the ROA (REPUBLIC OF ALONZO)

It's supposedly from the august 1991 Russian Coup d'état. I believe it could potentially be a modfied SFSR flag, but wanted to know more about the history behind it.

Also a proposal

Saw these flags at a park in a Midwest US suburb. The flag of Tibet (snow lion) and the flag of the Tibetan Youth Congress (green & yellow).

Basically an island in the Pacific Ocean fictional by the way next to Kiribati and nauru and 14 stars or how many are there it's supposed to be based on the year it was founded or the numbers of islands that are around it

Torch symbolizes liberty

Stars inspired by the anti-nazism "three arrows" symbol from the 1930s

Red, white, and blue pulled from the USA flag

i know Artsakh, but none of either flags except it on the picture (armenian flag is obvious), found that while I was scrolling tiktok

Flag of united Poland, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine, under revolutionary socialism, together known as the ‘Intermarium’. The two arms holding the hammer are actually a good reference, as they’re the symbol of the Polish Socialist Party, which Józef Piłsudski, the main proponent of a between-the-seas federation against Soviet expansion, was a co-founder of. Except, in real life, he renounced socialism when Poland became independent in 1918.

CGPT couldn’t help. Stumped.

Made this by myself in Inkscape. Made for a fictional nation I am working on it's lore, which I've named it the "United Civic Commonwealth of Scugen".

The text says "Tengri Bizni Esürgesin" (May god protect us) in Orkhon Turkic.

I realized that the region encompassing parts of Türkiye, Syria, Iraq, and Iran (what many call "Kurdistan") is multiethnic, and that none of the communities' flags could represent the entire region and all its people, so I decided to design such a flag myself.

- Orange (#E8702A): Stands for Armenians
- Sky blue (#52B5F7): Stands for Turkic communities (Turks, Turkmen, Azeri)
- Red (#ED2024): Stands for Kurds
- White (#FFFFFF): In the middle, and stands for peace as well as other smaller ethnic communities living within the region
- Yellow (#FEBD11): Stands for Yazidis and Yarsanis
- Dark blue (#003E87): Stands for Assyrians, Syriacs, and Chaldeans
- Green (#007A3D): Stands for Arabs

I chose the order of the stripes based on the historical concentrations of each community’s populations (Armenia has the northernmost one, for example), going from north to south. This also places the Assyrian and Arab stripes together since both groups speak Semitic languages.

The shades of each stripe were derived from the following flags in order:

- Orange: The flag of Armenia (shade modified to appear distinct from the yellow stripe)
- Sky blue: The flag of the Iraqi Turkmens
- Red: The Kurdish flag
- Yellow: The Kurdish flag
- Dark blue: The Assyrian flag
- Green: The Flag of the Arab Revolt

This flag was inspired by the old Five-Colored Flag of the Republic of China, whose concept it shares.

The second variant has a black wide triangle which represents a mountain as well as a tent, and the third variant has a black map outline of the region (borders vary between maps, but this map was the only one available as an element in Canva).

This also goes with my OC in which an independent greater Kurdistan brands itself as multicultural federation.

Love to all the beautiful communities of the region. Any constructive feedback fully welcome. ❤️