As a Graphic Designer, I found it appropriate.
As a Graphic Designer, I found it appropriate.
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I am saving it to my political images folder. This design is a perfect encapsulation of the shittier aspects of society.
What other stuff you got in there?
Here ya go.
Looks blurry compared to OPs image which appears to be vector graphics. Just saying. Image compression perhaps?
Thanks!
I love this, so I took a moment and recreated it as a vector image. Here it is if anyone wants it for printing or whatever. I squared the edges so it's more versatile, too. (Sorry for the google links, I know it's ironic and not ideal. The preview looks weird, but the file will download fine.)
Nice!
Question for graphic designers:
I get why red would be too obvious, but why is yellow significant.
Gold/Black == Ancap (derogatory)
is gold*
I just modified it, and it has become even more on the nose. 🤮
There's something kind of clever about heraldic implications of the original (intentional or not) that this misses.
Supposedly, the first rule of heraldry is " the rule of tincture: metal should not be placed upon metal, nor color upon color". White represents sliver and yellow represents gold, so they should not touch (metal upon metal). There are many exceptions in heraldry, but the rule still kicks around. Vatican City's flag explicitly breaks this rule to demonstrate that "Vatican follows God’s rules and not man’s."
I find it clever that a flag of capitalism would have a field of gold and a giant roundel of silver (called a plate when silver, silver plates are also associated with wealth), and they touch to demonstrate that capitalism doesn't care about the rules.
In heraldry red often stands for courage, and that's not a virtue I associate with capitalism. Also a red roundel is called a tart, and tarts are delicious.
For me, the red stands for two things: "blood" and "Nazi". I consider fascism to be the next stage of malignant capitalism.
For some reason being a nerd about heraldry scratches an itch for me. Traditionally the "stain" Sanguine represents blood.
Red is the most common color in national flags. I wouldn't want to cede the color to Nazis.
Fascism isn’t a stage of capitalism necessarily. It’s more of a tool that capitalists bring out whenever labor threatens to take back what’s ours. It’s always there, loitering in the background, silently threatening us to stay in line.
Nice. I was thinking it might look best with both green and gold. It would be symbolic, to symbolize... green and gold.
[edit] on further thinking silver & gold would also be good. it would symbolize -you know.
99.9% of graphic designers wouldn't have a clue why.
Ketchup and mustard
