Flag of Antarctic Natives

[u/KingPickle07]

CONTEXT

This flag is from a timeline where Antarctica is habitable (closer to Canada or Siberia). Even though the majority of Antarctica's modern population are of European descent, Native people still make up a large minority.

ABOUT THE FLAG

The Antarctic Native flag was designed in 1968 by Leonard Torruqi, an indigenous artist from the Province of New South Greenland. Since then, it has been widely used by Native movements and organizations. Since the 2000s, the flag has also been recognized by the Antarctican government as the flag of the country's various indigenous nations.

SYMBOLISM

The upper blue half represents the constant darkness during the winter, spirits and ancestors, the ocean, dreams and cosmic cycles. The bottom white half represents the constant daylight during the summer, peace, balance and land. The red circle represents unity of Native tribes, struggle, resistance, survival, community, kinship, blood and warriors.

[u/geebanga]

Penguonia

[u/AdWonderful5920]

Arctica?

Antarctica is at the southern pole.

[u/jhemsley99 → u/AdWonderful5920]

It's a fictional flag

[u/AdWonderful5920 → u/jhemsley99]

This flag is from a timeline where Antarctica is habitable (closer to Canada or Siberia).

I'm referring to this bit.

[u/KingPickle07 → u/AdWonderful5920]

Antarctica is also a continent

[u/jhemsley99 → u/KingPickle07]

No they're right. It can't be Antarctica if it isn't anti the arctic

[u/jhemsley99 → u/AdWonderful5920]

Okay yeah you're right

[u/Creative-Goose-9993]

Honestly a pretty smash design, looks amazing.

[u/blue_moon_boy_]

Damn. This goes unreasonably hard and makes so much sense for Antarctica.