Thanks for the link! I found a couple of flags I can use in the classroom:
(The last illustrates “don’t worry if the box you draw is a little off”)
(The last illustrates “don’t worry if the box you draw is a little off”)
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Some of those Flags of Russia examples would not look out of place on medieval shields.
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I like the Hawaiian flag for being werid
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I’m certainly jealous of Chicago’s flag. Cleveland’s is such an abomination that people are more likely to fly neighborhood flags than the city’s. I wish our city flag was better because we have an awesome state flag, but I take no joy in the Ohio part of Cleveland, Ohio.
City https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/us-oh-cl.html#1895
Neighborhood https://www.crwflags.com/fotw/flags/us-ohohc.html
A Twitter account of improved Cleveland flag selections. https://twitter.com/cleveland_flag?lang=en
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It has a designed-by-committee thing working for it.
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You know how bad this flag is? The state heraldic registry of Russia refused to include it
That’s a bit of a shame, because it would be relatively easy to fix:
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At some point in the future we’ll celebrate the great Hawaiian/Franco/UK/Russian alliance, but only if they recruit a better graphic designer.
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So the state i grew up in in Venezuela had a pretty normal state flag:
And then when Chavez took over at some point the new idiots in power decided that they would make a more patriotic flag:
I hate it so much i just can’t even
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What I’m learning here is that many more places than I thought use Clip Art to design their flags.
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Around the time I became interested in Russian flags was also when I got into the coats of arms of European cities. Just google image search “coat of arms” and the city, provides lots of interesting shields. (That one I linked to reminds of a beer label, but I can’t place which one.)
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