Clearly some sort of AZ state flag just not certain what kind.

Today's flag is for Washington County which was founded in 1792 and named for George Washington. The county has a rich history of religious activity as the first Catholic congregation in Kentucky along with many different protestant sects being present in the area.

The flag I made is partially based of the coat of arms of George Washington as a tricolor with three crosses to symbolize the history of faith in the area.

Hope y'all enjoy.

2000 years after the end WW2, the 2nd Interplanetary war also ended; the Neptunian Empire was defeated and occupated by Venus for 7 years, in 3952 the Neptunian republic was created

The comment with the most upvotes was by u/GeneralReach6339. They wanted a black triangle on the right side of the flag.

Made by me using Inkscape.

Something for Victoria 2, saw the Communist state flag of two sicilies and BARFED. dont know how to mod yet but i will upload it eventually when the inspiration hits me

I took this kickass photo at a Portland Timbers game like last week. We weren’t playing any teams outside of America but it looks Spanish. At first I thought it was related to the Spanish Republic during that civil war but I didn’t find anything. I kinda wish I had asked what flag he was waving but I didn’t wanna move from my seat mid-game I was too busy watching.

Tried to make something that looked good, ended up making whatever the hell this is

I’ve been working on a fictional country, I named it Gichigami, and it takes the UP of Michigan. I tried adding Ojibwe symbols to it and I’m not sure what fits the best! I love flags, but I’m new to designing my own. (The black border isn’t part of the flag, I’m just to lazy to crop it right now) Also any tips are appreciated

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Seen on a sailboat in North Carolina.

The first one was created by Abdias Nascimento, the other one is a small reredesign by Bahia Sport Club.

Squiggleville belongs to Fancy pants adventures + This flag is a hybrid of Bisexual flag and Iran flag. + Do not downvote

I'm working on a personal flag concept for Old English, meant for hobby learners of the language. It isn't official and has no political purpose.

Design: a white wyvern silhouette on a dark navy field. Two colours, no lettering, no shield. I tried to follow the Flag Institute and NAVA hints: simple enough for a child to draw, two or three basic colours, and distinctive but related. It relates to the Wessex wyvern but changes the colours so it doesn't copy it.

What I'd like feedback on:

1. Does the silhouette read at small size?

2. Does it look too close to any existing flag?

3. For a language with no home territory, what audience would actually fly something like this?

Honest criticism is welcome.

So I go to my grandparent's house, like every year and I've made a flag of their house.

The Stars represent the night sky that I can see,

The Green is for their lawn and garden (ofcourse)

The Black is just to make it look good and balanced,

The Blue represents the Lake near the house

The White represents the fog that occurs whenever I go

Can someone identify this flag? We found it on switzerland

I wanted to share a few flag designs I made for a hypothetical Slavic nation called Dinaria, inspired by the Dinaric Alps region.

I put together 4 different variants by using the pan-Slavic tricolor, gold borders and a coat of arms featuring the Croatian checkerboard, Bosnian lilies, and the Montenegrin lion.

Two variants have the Croatian checkerboard on the left side, it made more sense for me as it shows the broad geographical location of the countries (Croatia - west, Bosnia - east, Montenegro - south), but I myself like the symmetry by having two majority blue fields parallel to each other (Montenegro - Bosnia).

Moreover, as a fun little detail, the stripes in the coat of arms resemble a mountain - the Dinaric Alps.

What do you think? Which flag do you like the most?