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fly-US-D4SC1max-Aust-Stand-4A
Uluru–Sky Australis D4SC1max standard Red+Blue
This proposition takes on findings or recent design tests based on a full polychrome palette (max 6); dividing 4 divisions of field with gold horizon diamond (fimbriation); Uluru arc for abstract Earth + Sky references to the 'Great Southern Land' of (terra australis) and previous designers (Hundertwasser 1986 and Mark Tucker 1993 for Ausflag); an original dynamic Southern Cross device integrating a Commonwealth Star "as an Epsilon" – intentionally bending Rules of Tincture (white on gold) to intensify the axial centre focus – with horizontal and vertical symmetry; innovative use of Green + Gold (National Colours) as upper feature, Blue (warm-purple or french-blue) + Red (Ochre-Orange or standard-red), to hang in tandem beside ATSI flags, while symbolising inclusivity, cultural diversity and an aspirational neutrality.
NOTE: The "visual" merging of the 7 point Federation Star with the 4 point gold axis references acknowledgment of the Eureka Flag 8 point star motif as our earliest flag devised by late colonial Australians).
©2015 mpathesii CC NC ND This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Australia License creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/au/
fly-US-D4SC1max-Aust-Stand-4A
Uluru–Sky Australis D4SC1max standard Red+Blue
This proposition takes on findings or recent design tests based on a full polychrome palette (max 6); dividing 4 divisions of field with gold horizon diamond (fimbriation); Uluru arc for abstract Earth + Sky references to the 'Great Southern Land' of (terra australis) and previous designers (Hundertwasser 1986 and Mark Tucker 1993 for Ausflag); an original dynamic Southern Cross device integrating a Commonwealth Star "as an Epsilon" – intentionally bending Rules of Tincture (white on gold) to intensify the axial centre focus – with horizontal and vertical symmetry; innovative use of Green + Gold (National Colours) as upper feature, Blue (warm-purple or french-blue) + Red (Ochre-Orange or standard-red), to hang in tandem beside ATSI flags, while symbolising inclusivity, cultural diversity and an aspirational neutrality.
NOTE: The "visual" merging of the 7 point Federation Star with the 4 point gold axis references acknowledgment of the Eureka Flag 8 point star motif as our earliest flag devised by late colonial Australians).
©2015 mpathesii CC NC ND This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Australia License creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/au/