/r/vexillology
A subreddit for those who enjoy learning about flags, their place in society past and present, and their design characteristics
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Modern flag design tends to favor simplicity, but do you think uniqueness should take precedence instead? Would a more complex yet distinctive flag be better than a simple but generic one? I’d love to hear your thoughts!
As a non-Illinoian, it makes me curious of the opinions of Illinoians. With this ongoing vote I believe it is necessary to ensure that a fellow state can be represented by something beautiful and dear. So I ask you Illinoians, what flag would you like to represent your state?
Saw this on a walk yesterday in Philadelphia. This court typically has a lot of interesting flags. Couldn’t identify this one.
A square blue field with blue-yellow-red border and the Moldovan coat of arms in the middle.
Was going through some old photos of mine when I came across an obscure creation of mine back when I was in high school. For reference it’s been 7 years since I last looked at this. Not sure if this counts as NSFW but wouldn’t be surprised if this gets taken down.
Anyway:
Like it, don’t like it, up to you.
I need help identifying this vertical bicolour. Blue at the hoist and white at the fly. some kind of american looking seal in the middle.
the building on which it flew is in the District of Columbia, US, and is historically registered apparently.
it’s vaguely reminiscent of the NJ-NY port authority flag, but this 1 has only a single seal…
thank you for any help or leads in identifying
I modified a flag that I found on google that I found interesting and beautiful.
I’m trying to make a flag of this fictional nation, any contribution is helpful.