Topic: I need a design of bitcoin flag for demonstrations in Russia (Read 7395 times)

Nice!

Orange, a color both Red and Gold can agree on.

wow, isn't that too much red for you 

Or maybe just:

I like this one a lot.  Simple but bold. 

First I thought this flag is too political, but then again most people don't know what it means.  Then I thought it is fitting gold and black.  Bitcoin is stateless after all, and used for trade and exchange.  I do like it.  If you wanted to be super subtle you could take the BTC off and just change the yellow to the yellow color that is often used with bitcoin, it's an almost orange.  Here is the color

Now that's a good one, but I was thinking it works better if the bitcoin is somewhat centred



kinda like that? Very rough and not proportioned right I think, but it could be done better by someone good at that sort of thing I think...

Flag get!
https://i.imgur.com/RI6GOEz.jpg
The white is for neutrality. Fists are for freedom. Bitcoin is for....Bitcoin. Orb is for internet and world.
I am really interested in this, Arsen. I'll make whatever adjustments you want me to make.

I will make one as soon as I get on my laptop!

I realized that bitcoin is one of the only currencies without a flag so I decided to upload this design at:

http://bitflag.org/

Let me know if people prefer the red one ...

First of all, a flag as people understood it in the past and still understand it today is a graphical representation of historical and moral values shared by a group of people, be it a nation, an organization or a church. They're usually linked to a specific territory. A flag has to be accepted by some form of (a centralized) government or at least a majority (or be forced upon a group of people, as it happened countless times in history). New flags, like the flag of EU, are more of an advertisement really. Since BitCoin is an ex-territorial, decentralized form of money minted (mined) by individuals, no symbol will become a flag unless it is accepted by miners and users, hence the BTC symbol - there are two: the Dollar-like B and the #B. Even though the Dollar-B is being used more frequently, there is still no agreement in the community on the currency symbol.
I personally like the #B symbol better, because it emphasizes the mathematical foundation on which the BTC is based and doesn't send out a "something like Dollar" or an "anti-Dollar" message, but rather a "completely now quality" statement.
Lets look at the symbolism for a second. There was and is no need to die for BTC, no bloody red then. No need to declare a war against anyone (the enemies will defeat themselves :-) ), no need for black. No connotations with nature - no green. The commonly used colors we've got left are: blue, white and yellow. Blue stands for freedom, reason, prosperity. White stands for innocence and purity, transparency. Yellow represents wealth and justice.

My proposals are square, because I find it more "perfect" than a rectangle (even in golden proportions) and it can be used both ways, that is as a conventional flag-on-the-rod and as "old combat style" flag. I used mainly blue and white, because I find BitCoin has more to do with mind and intellect than any other currency. Yellow and gold are used as the advertisements and "good luck charms" really. The circle and a disk, through their resemblence of the sun (gold) is instantly associated with money, but also symbolizes the rotation of BTC (and is a wink to central banking). They're all very simple. A flag has to be easily memorializeable and recognizable from afar. The middle one (white disk on blue background) is my personal favorite.

http://i43.tinypic.com/20ft5i.png

http://i44.tinypic.com/2a608di.png

http://i40.tinypic.com/jkzqs9.png

http://www.scholastic.com/familymatters/parentguides/summer/makeflag.htm

I like this one too.  I think gold is my favorite color for the flag so far.

I still like the transparent flag idea.  I don't think I've seen that before. A gold B on a mesh/transparent background would look awesome, I'm not sure how well it would hold up outside.

Very nice so far!
I'd replace this Bitcoin coin with the simple Bitcoin sign (as on the orange flag sample) or the simple gold coin and use a different font for the bottom text.

+1

I like the trust in numbers idea.


+1

Ahh, I thought about that when i was almost done making it. I might simplify the project to take all that into acount. I guess it might work as a nice banner/background for someone

Could you tell us what the demonstration is protesting or supporting?

There seems to be unanimous support for the latin phrase "Vis in Numeris" (trust in numbers) which has at least two excellent allusions (1) strong mathematics and (2) people power. If it carries the same message, perhaps you could translate that into Russian:

Дoвepиe нoмepa
B i t c o i n

I am sure, that European Union stars are inapropriate in this flag.
Just imagine that each star in the circle is replaced with these images:


And you will feel what i do feel about this image