We’re big on deviating from the norm, and Seychelle’s flag 🇸🇨 gives us a spicy example of how to do it in a way that really resonates. What do y’all think?Â
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Image 1: An image with a light gray background. At the top of the image is big bold, right-aligned black text which reads “flags we love.” Beneath it is a thin, horizontal black line extending from the left of the image to roughly half of the image. To the right of the line is small, capitalized black text which reads “FEATURE NO.4.″ In the middle of the imageis a white circle with an enlarged flag of Seychelles on top of it. The flag of Seychelles is a striped flag made up of five colors. The stripes all start in the bottom left of the flag and diverge outwards in a diagonal manner. The colors, starting from the left, are: blue, yellow, red, white and green. At the bottom left of the image is big, bold black text which reads “flag of seychelles.” Beneath the text is small black text which reads “designed by Philip Uzice in 1996.” At the bottom right of the image is a small thin, horizontal black line. Beneath the line is the “@polyamproud” watermark with the polycule symbol next to it in black.
Image 2: An image with a black background and a pink grid overlaid onto it. To the right side is a partially visible white circle. Inside the circle is big, bold black text which reads “why it’s great.” At the top left of the image is bold white text which reads “arresting visual presence.” Beneath it is white text which reads “exciting diagonal lines and varied colors maker the flag distinct & unfortgettable.” Beneath the text is a white curved arrow pointing towards an enlarged flag of Seychelles in the middle of the image. Under the flag is another curved white arrow with accompanying text. The text is in bold white and reads “breaking the rules in the best way.” Beneath it is white text which reads “despite employing more colors than some vexillographers might recommend, its colors carry symbolic weight, each representing a valued part of the island nation.” At the bottom right is the “@polyamproud” watermark with the polycule symbol next to it in gray.
Image 3: An image with a white background. At the top of the image is big black which reads “help us unify the non-monogamous community.” Beneath it at the left side of the image is a thin horizontal line that takes up about 1/3rd of the image. Beneath the line is smaller, bold black text which reads “follow us and vote on one polyamorous flag that sends a clear message of presence & pride.” Slightly beneath it is more bold black text which reads “visit”, directly followed by bold pink text which reads “polyamproud.com”, followed by more black text which reads “to get notified about the vote by email.” At the bottom of the image is a pink box that takes up the entire width of the image. In the middle of the box is a white polycule symbol with text to the right of it. The black text beside it reads “polyamproud.” Beneath it is slightly smaller, bold black text which reads “many loves. one flag.”
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