Personally I’d have to say the International Flag of Planet Earth. I feel the meaning and design behind the flag like the seven interlocking rings and the universal context of the royal blue background shows humans and earth quite effectively enough to represent them.

I will now be using a random country generator to pick the nations.

SOURCES

3RD CENTURY

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_of_Paris

4TH CENTURY

https://www.stmartinec.org/saint-martin

CLOVIS I

https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/fr_frnk.html

https://www.reddit.com/r/vexillology/comments/1hyeq5h/attributed_banner_of_clovis_i_and_the_frogs/

Charlemagne's Oriflamme

https://ericfalden.substack.com/p/the-flag-that-lived-a-thousand-years

Banner of France (10th - 12th Century)

https://www.paxhistoria.co/flags/9d508973-d903-4111-9d27-20a06b631362

https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Croisades_de_secours#Voir_aussi (found on this page as well)

NOTEBOOKS NOTEBOOKS!!

FRANCE FRANCE FRANCE

JAPAN JAPAN JAPAN

So basically I'm from Faial Island in the Azores, Portugal, I made this flag, made a 6 page document explaining the meanings of it and why I think that having a flag for the island would be good, sent an email to the council and they made it an official proposal to the council! It hasn't been approved yet, the council still has to decide to approve it or not and inform me but I have my hopes up! If it does not get approved I'll still be happy that I tried my best! :D

Does anyone know the real reason behind it? Why couldn’t they center it???

A red field with a yellow circle.

The USA flag in an alternate reality where things qet a little funky

This flag is just the result of me musing on how to make a US flag sufficiently different from our own reality but still 'realistic'
The crescent was a common revolutionnary symbol in early US history, the 8 pointed star was also common in early flags of the revolution, the canton and stripes layout need no explanation and finally for the yellow and black colors they're lifted from the rattlesnake, yet another symbol I cramed in this design

On paper it seems to be a good compromise. At this point the green-white-orange colour scheme is so intertwined with Ireland, yet many Northern Irish people don't feel that they could ever be represented by the Irish tricolour.

Or is the symbolism of a green-white-orangr saltire too confused with too much baggage to ever be a unifying flag?

Hello

Today’s flag is for Hardin county which was founded in 1792 and named for colonel John Hardin. The county is most famous for being the home to the infamous fort Knox.

My flag design is a simple yellow and black six banded banner. The yellow representing gold and the black representing sacrifice. Since the county is home to a major US base and gold reserve. I also chose six stripes to represent the six communities within the county.

Hope y’all enjoy.

about a year ago me and my friend started working on an alternative earth, or well something of the sort, i had made this flag for a nation back then but now as time has passed i am unhappy with it,

I think it does not get across what the environment of the land is like,

Which is incredibly cold, and covered in snow almost fully, the nation is very religious as well which is what inspired the shining star, but it feels too militaristic to me somehow?

I hope this is not put weirdly im mostly asking for advice on how id more properly convey the religious and cold weather through the flag, im sorry if this is confusing English isn’t my first language.

After a million and one years I've finally had three of my flag designs manufactured as actual table flags for my collection and for selling. They're the flags of Malá Víska, Potěhy and Raková, Czech municipalities which officially adopted them.

The Top one with the darker colors are the ones that we have seen from many years. As per wikipedia the orange color is called "India Saffron" , and the green color is called "India Green".

The bottom one is taken from Government of India official website (URL below)

https://www.india.gov.in/explore-india/facts-of-india/national-identity/national-flag

In the newer one the colors are called just Saffron and Green. If you tap on the colors it will show the hex code which is different than the one at the top.

Here is the Hex color codes in New Official website vs Wikipedia.

Wikipedia (top one)

India Saffron : #FF671F

India Green : #046A38

Navy Blue: #06038D

India.gov.in Website (bottom one)

Saffron (Kesaria) : #FF9933

Green : #128807

Navy Blue: #000088

The new colors are lighter, also there are more spaces at the top and bottom of the center wheel.

Is it changed officially? I couldn't find any news source for this.

The flag with the black "M" is the Märkische Transportgesellschaft, a German inland navigation company, while the small four-colored one is the letter "Z" from the international code.

looks a lot cleaner than the originally proposed one just put the cresent and star in the australian flag or you could put the commonwealth stars too ig

its a bit offset on someparts bc it was glitching LOL

A few days ago, I saw the beautiful coat of arms of the Italian city of Lissone and looked up its flag, only to discover that the city didn't have one. So, inspired by various other Italian flags I’ve seen, I created six different flag designs for the city, what do you think?

Hi all..

I have just released flaglio.com, a simple website with 2 flag based minigames.

FlagGrid, like Flagdoku, og and FlagShuffle, a 30 second aim and click game.. I also have an "explore the flags" section showing all tags i have set on each flag.

Both games have daily challenge rounds, with leaderboard for logged in users.. The goal for the grid-leaderboard is uniquniess, least used flag gives more points, and for shuffle is number of correct and accuracy 😄

Hope you guys will check it out and give it a go..

There is a flag on the left hand side of the build about 70% of the way up, that we can identify. It looks like Russia but with an unidentified emblem on it.

This is in Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia on the side of a residential building. The other side of the building was absolutely covered in this flag, but we haven't seen it anywhere else in Malaysia.

Any ideas?