Anomaly Flag (crescendo-kin)

crescendo-kin:

A flag with nine horizontal stripes. In order from top to bottom, the stripes are a very dark (almost black) purple, a dark magenta, a dark green, a lime green, a light gray, a lime green, a dark green, a dark magenta, and a dark (almost black) purple. The light gray stripe in the center is the thickest. In the center of the flag is an illustration of a severed head covered in a burlap sack, with buttons sewn on as eyes and a stitched smile. The neck bone is protruding from the bottom of the sack.ALT
The same flag without the severed head.ALT
The same flag with the severed head and the lime green stripes are now dripping downwards. ALT
The flag with dripping lime green stripes, but without the severed head.ALT

Anomaly

anomaly comes from the Greek word anomolia, meaning “uneven” or “irregular.” When something is unusual compared to similar things around it, it’s the anomaly.

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