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Topic ClosedHelp Redesign the city of San Francisco's Flag

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: Help Redesign the city of San Francisco's Flag
    Posted: 14.May.2015 at 10:33

Today's TED Talk is about flags.

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The basic rules of flag design include:

  • Keep it simple.
  • Use meaningful symbolism.
  • Use two to three basic colors.
  • Don't use lettering or seals (too hard to read from the ground when the flag is atop a pole).
  • Be distinctive.

I live in Alameda, California. Based on these rules, our flag is well designed.

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San Francisco, on the other hand, was specifically called out as having a bad flag design in the TED Talk. Here's how Autodesk is pitching in to help out.

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You too can get involved. Visit www.sanfranciscoflag.com today.

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