Lisa
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boards of canadaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
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How did each country come up with their own flag? I'm making my own custom flag.
Lisa commented on FlutterDash99's blog entry in Finding my cutie mark
A flag is a brief visual representation of a country. It should sum up a country's culture in just a few colours and shapes. Rules for making flags: - No more than three colours - Basic geometric shapes - Keep it in the standard ratio 1:2 (unless you want a square flag like the Vatican City or an entirely different shape like the Nepalese flag.) - Try to keep every item on the flag in an ordered fashion Basically, a kindergartener should be able to draw your flag. As an example of representing a nation's culture let's look at Australia's flag. The first and obvious factor is the Union Jack in the top-left corner. This is called a Canton flag. The Union Jack ties in Australia with its colonial history with the UK. Already at first glance we know this country has British history. Below the Union Jack is the Commonwealth Star (the big star), this highlights that Australia is apart of the Commonwealth of Nations, an intergovernmental coalition of past British territories. To the right is the Southern Cross, a constellation of stars only viewable in the southern hemisphere. This demonstrates Australia is located in the southern hemisphere. The Australian flag presents its history and even location just through the use of three colours and basic shapes. Everything is neatly organised; notice how the flag has four quarters, the top-left corner is the Union Jack, the bottom-left corner is the Commonwealth Star, the bottom-right corner is the bottom two stars, and the top-right corner is the top 3 stars of the Southern Cross. If you want to make a flag for an imaginary country, or even redesign your own flag for an existing country, use Australia's as a good example. -
Do users' profile pictures affect your opinion of them?
Lisa replied to \/'s topic in General Discussion
Yes, profile pictures, usernames and signatures in this case can tell tonnes about a person online. If someone's profile picture is something I don't like/agree with or whatever else, I probably won't like that person. -
Grey with a trace of blue around the pupil.
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Smash the preliminary course and continue in the HSC course. Same
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English and Dutch, meh in French. Same question.
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The Colour Out of Space by H.P. Lovecraft Actually the scariest story I've read. I usually don't get scared by books.
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I wear tonnes of different brands but I love Stüssy Favourite shoe brand?
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Trump winning election same
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Never seen snow unfortunately. Another misfortune of living in Australia. ):
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IDM. Boards of Canada, Autechre, Tycho, Aphex Twin and Four Tet. Meditative and chilling are probably the most common words to describe IDM.
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8/10 they did a good job on the hotline miami soundtrack
