geometrymatters:A Proposed International Flag for the Planet EarthThe International Flag of Plan
geometrymatters: A Proposed International Flag for the Planet Earth The International Flag of Planet Earth is a design proposal by Oskar Pernefeldt for a planetary flag. It was created as a graduation project at Beckmans College of Design in Stockholm, Sweden. Pernefeldt used the principles of vexillology, the scientific study of flags, to create a meaningful design representing the water and life on our planet. The shade of blue was chosen to stand out against the black of space and the white of a spacesuit, and the interconnected rings form a flower to represent life on Earth and how it is intertwined. The design follows the five basic principles of good flag design that were recently laid out in a TED talk by radio producer Roman Mars, with the arguable exception of the ring design being too complex. Pernefeldt’s design process for the flag is discussed in a video that was included as part of Pernefeldt’s graduation project. (laughingsquid,com) © Oskar Pernefeldt, 2015 article source -- source link
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