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The pain never ends

None of these batteries are rechargeable, but my dad recharges them because "It works. That's what they say because they want you to keep buying batteries. I charge them and they last a month or more in the remote"

Brazil’s flag consists of a green field with a yellow diamond and a blue circle in the center containing 27 white stars and a white band with the motto “Ordem e Progresso”. Adopted in 1889, current version 1992.

Symbolism:

Green: Brazil’s lush vegetation and forests (e.g., the Amazon).

Yellow diamond: Mineral wealth, especially gold.

Blue circle: The night sky over Rio de Janeiro on November 15, 1889 (when the Republic was proclaimed).

27 stars: Represent the 26 states and the Federal District, arranged as constellations visible that day.

Motto: Positivist ideal of order and progress.

The flag of South Korea is called the “Taegeukgi” or Taiji Flag (Flag of the Supreme Ultimate). Official flag since 1948.

White (peace, harmony) with a central yin-yang symbol, in red (light, activity) and blue (darkness, passivity). Positioned in each corner are black trigrams (symbols from the Ching), representing heaven, earth, fire, and water. Flag proportions are 2:3.

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The flag of the People’s Republic of China, AKA the Five-Star Red Flag (Wǔxīng Hóngqí), consists of a red flag with starts in the upper left corner, a big star and four smaller ones surrounding.

The red symbolizes the communist revolution + Chinese culture. The big star represents the CCP and the smaller stars are the four social classes

To create, I got flag proportions (Wikipedia is GOATED) of where each star was positioned, then sketched each star’s lines out. Then I mixed some yellow with some white to get the right color for the stars. Afterwards it was just painting the rest red (it did mess up the stars a bit cause I’m clumsy). Very fun!

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