idk it doesn’t seem so jarring to me that way. Maybe because the absence of the bend avoids emphasizing the contact and thus contrast with the pastel cyan.
I believe the triangle having that shape is relevant because of other pride flags with that layout (demisexual at least) but I do find the one you posted a little nicer.
I don’t really understand why progress pride flag with the intersex flag is so rare though either.
Definitely a strong motif of “covering up” the original rainbow/message. Black is by far the largest element. And the fold in forward implies the symmetry of the trans flag, this just completely ignores it.
But its nice to have the actual colors on it though. I like switching between the 2 because they both look really nice.
As a matter of color I don’t like the abrupt transition from pastel cyan to brown… but it’s nice for what it means.
I like this Julia Feliz diagonal one much better: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:New_Pride_Flag_by_Julia_Feliz_2018.svg
idk it doesn’t seem so jarring to me that way. Maybe because the absence of the bend avoids emphasizing the contact and thus contrast with the pastel cyan.
I believe the triangle having that shape is relevant because of other pride flags with that layout (demisexual at least) but I do find the one you posted a little nicer.
I don’t really understand why progress pride flag with the intersex flag is so rare though either.
To me, this looks like it would cancel the rainbow.
Definitely a strong motif of “covering up” the original rainbow/message. Black is by far the largest element. And the fold in forward implies the symmetry of the trans flag, this just completely ignores it.