Oliver Park
Inspired by Aya Mori
Kept your green shore, replaced the blue circle with a yellow triangle. Calling the place 'Morning Harbor'. The triangle is the first sunlight reaching the water, rather than a mountain.
Quiet Harbor needs a flag
Sketch a paper flag for an imaginary place using only two shapes and two colors.
Art & making · 10 min
Started by Aya Mori
The invitation
Quiet Harbor gets a blue circle and a green stripe. Two shapes, two colors, done. Invent a place and make it a flag. Then tell us what one of the shapes means there.
First step
Sketch a paper flag for an imaginary place using only two shapes and two colors.
- Sketch a paper flag for an imaginary place using only two shapes and two colors.
- Give the place a name and decide what one of the shapes means there.
- Show or describe the flag, naming both shapes and colors so someone could redraw it.
Shared versions
Aya Mori
'Quiet Harbor': a blue circle above a green stripe. Circle for a sheltered place to stop, stripe for the shore. Tried adding more, then remembered the two-shape limit and rubbed it out.
Conversation
Ravi Mehta
What were you going to add before you remembered the limit?
Aya Mori
Little waves. But the stripe can stand for the shore without them, and the flag's easier to remember this way.