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Grant Design Collaborative
Canton, Georgia
Decatur, Georgia
We wanted to create a forward-thinking and inclusive flag that united all
Georgians. Our design features 13 leaves of the state tree, the live oak--representing
the state's position as an original colony--done in a circular fashion to
represent unity and momentum. The live oak's name implies "evergreen
and durable." The leaf references Georgia's strength, growth, and potential.
We added the gold star to represent its supreme designation as the "Empire
State of the South." The two-color design on a white background was
created for ease of reproduction (apparently the new state flag is impossible
to manufacture). |
