This is a design I made a while back for my hometown. The current flag is literally just a seal-on-blue, which just hurt me.

There's a lot of symbolism packed in, but the basics is that it nods towards our shipbuilding history, cranberry bogging, and the historical separation from a neighboring town which bore us in the first place.

This is a design I made a while back as a concept for my local school district. I have zero plans to pitch it, it was just a fun design exercise!

The district is made up of three local towns situated around a lake, so the flag is divided into three equal fields pointing toward a central hub. This hub represents the lake itself, framed in the school's colors of red, white, and silver. Because the lake was historically famous for trout fishing, and the trout even served as the school's mascot once upon a time. I anchored the bottom white field with a stylized trout to honor that local history.

This flag represents the global amateur radio community.

The concentric golden rings symbolize radio waves and the richness of the hobby; the white wedge represents the transmission tower and peace; and the green center represents the Earth as the heart of global connection.