A Thread for Alternate US State Flags

[Highlander]

Wyoming

Washington

New Mexico

 

[Photovoltaic Array]

I'll admit, I don't understand the significance of the Delaware flag colors and symbolism... and I'm originally from the state.

 

[Canis Lupus]

Delaware:
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As a Delawaran, I approve!

 

[TheSevenLeggedFallyDowner]

Here is a flag for my home state. The symbolism is meant to reflect the bipolar nature of the state (politically, climatically, geographically). The gray on the left stands for the liberal, urban, rainy, western portion of the state. The brown on the right stands for the conservative, agricultural, dryer, eastern portion of the state. The white in the middle stands for the snowy Cascade Mountains, which stand impartially between them. The state seal is placed in this white area.

 

[Lord Grattan]

As a Delawaran, I approve!

Thanks CL.

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An alternate flag for Nebraska (w/appropriate design credit given to Highlander):

 

[ah-sue]

CALIFORNIA - I think that the Golden State should have lots of gold on its flag and that the red star should vanish.

 

[ah-sue]

MICHIGAN - Mighty Mastodon

 

[Lyly]

CALIFORNIA - I think that the Golden State should have lots of gold on its flag and that the red star should vanish.

Removing that star is an insult to Texians!
Seriously though, that star is a salute to the Texas War of Independence and the "Lone Star Republic".

 

[Konrad13]

*Is waiting for an alt-hist flag for Missouri*

 

[ah-sue]

Seriously though, that star is a salute to the Texas War of Independence and the "Lone Star Republic".

Yes, I had read about its origin - but I had in mind an alternate scenario in which Texas didn't use that star ....

 

[ah-sue]

Missouri - based upon a civil war flag, I added a white inner divider between the blue and red, removed the white cross and added a white star (state of the US) and a white fleur-de-lis (formed part of Lousiana Purchase).

 

[VT45]

Here's a flag I made for New Hampshire.

 

[Lord Grattan]

Wisconsin:

 

[Rubberduck3y6]

Here's a flag I made for New Hampshire.

Sorry if I'm being a bit thick, but what's that blue shape meant to be?

 

[VT45]

Sorry if I'm being a bit thick, but what's that blue shape meant to be?

That would be the Old Man of the Mountain.

 

[The Kiat]

Here is a flag for my home state. The symbolism is meant to reflect the bipolar nature of the state (politically, climatically, geographically). The gray on the left stands for the liberal, urban, rainy, western portion of the state. The brown on the right stands for the conservative, agricultural, dryer, eastern portion of the state. The white in the middle stands for the snowy Cascade Mountains, which stand impartially between them. The state seal is placed in this white area.

Too drab, and reminds me of a washed out French flag. Green-white-blue is the way to go.

 

[Lord Grattan]

Pennsylvania:

 

[Lord Grattan]

"wavey" Kentucky:

 

[Augustus Montes]

Yes, I had read about its origin - but I had in mind an alternate scenario in which Texas didn't use that star ....

*Texan stares at it*

Kill it. Put it out of its misery...

 

[The Professor]

Here's a Washington one: