29th January 2019
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French American Flag Redesign

Made by Mink in Arts

Still Mink
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29th January 2019, 01:35 PM

Yesterday I found there was an official French American Flag. This flag was used in 1992 to represent French Americans and French History in the New England region, primarily in the states of Connecticut, New Hampshire, Maine, and Vermont.




I've decided to make a redesign of it, in 4 different variants.

1st Variant:

Wave

3 stripes to represent the stripes on the US flag, and also the 3 estates (social classes) of France pre-revolution. The colors are both colors of the US flag and the
French Tri-Color. Above the stripes are the 13 stars representing the 13 colonies. In the center of the stars is a French-Canadian Fleur De Lis.

Variant 2:

Wave

Same meaning but different style. Although it removes the "3 estates" meaning to it, I think it looks cooler.

Variant 3:

Wave

Similar to Variant 1, only the stars and fleur de lis lie in the left corner to represent where they go on the Canton of the OG US Flag.

Variant 4:

Wave

Similar to Variant 1 and 3, this time the stripes are in the middle moving diagonal. This is just a different style, the meaning stays the same.


Constructive Criticism is much appreciated! Any recommendations for flags are appreciated as well.

Edit: Added the flags waving underneath
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+1 by Brit, sparrow, Chandler, Abushekaus and 3 others

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29th January 2019, 01:45 PM

Damn Mike, these are some nice flags gg
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+1 by SecurityGuy

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29th January 2019, 02:15 PM

Viva La Revolucion
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stop.
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29th January 2019, 02:34 PM

Nice, I’m actually very good at identifying flags.
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29th January 2019, 03:56 PM

ur amazing
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+1 by Mink
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29th January 2019, 06:41 PM

These look great, Mike. I don't really have any suggestions because I like how they look now. Simple, but not too simple, and also not too detailed.
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