I Need Help Deciding!

[KapitanVonWolf]

Ok, below are 3 Flags which I could use your help picking just one. I've been writing a story for a while now, but decided to work on the small details, one of them being the Flag for the Human Colony. Long story short, the only two Human Colonies in Yan Torinki (1 British, 1 French) decided to unite under one flag to Help Protect all of the Humans.  (oh and they have no way back to their Time or Earth)
So after making these 3 flags (actually, it was more like 7, these are my 3 Favs) I can't pick a FAV, fav for the final product, and I thought since the Novel is Furry base, everyone Could help me pick the Flag for the Humans please.

oh, and 3 main themes for the flags were, Red for the British, Blue for the French, and the Cross for Christianity.(both ships that founded the colonies were from late 17th Century and sucked through a Wormhole.)

Please vote and Thank you

[blue-vulpine]

I like the first one :3

[Cobalt Wolf]

NUMBER 2

[Disel]

i really like #3 flag it looks more covering then all the outher ones

[Lady Serpent]

Personally, I don't think the cross is apparent enough in #3.  1 and 2 look more 'professional' and realistic; number one has the most realistic effect.  If it's an important or significant element in the story, I'd vote for #2, as it seems to be the easiest to recognize and remember, and is far enough away from most of the familiar flags out there in the real world to be both significant and recognizable.

As far as symbolism goes, #2 also appears the most 'unified', as the other two seem to be composed of separate parts on the same flag, while #2 really brings them all together as one cohesive symbol.

It's also a heck of a lot easier to describe in words, which we would imagine your story will be composed of. 

Good luck;
-LS

[KapitanVonWolf]

Well Lady Serpent I was hoping to have little Drawings in the Books kinda like the Old copies of Fantasy Novels with Maps and Random Pics thoughout them (Half of my influence is From my Favourite Writer Jules Verne)