Blank flags come in different colors depending on what it is intended for. Some hues are obviously suggestive of an individuals moods and probably social prestige – black connotes mourning, while white is for purity, blue is for royalty, red they say is for bravery and several other colors that define each group or individuals preference. When blank flags are mounted on walls, on street poles, on turrets and to beautify structures it affects onlookers, whether it strikes them as gaiety or others may see them as just plain ornaments.
In some research that I have read, certain colors are avoided in cells, because it tends to make inmates more aggressive when enclosed in this particular hue. Why does doctors use green when doing surgical procedures? Is there a connection with a doctor's ability to perform well when surrounded by the color green? Or it just used simply to reduce the contrast and gore look when blood clings to their surgical garments. Still there are other odd uses of colors that we may fail to put meaning to, but be that as it may it has survived the test of time and we just have to accept it.
Blank flags are primarily devised as attention getters, particularly if they are placed in arrays they act as objects dancing endlessly when subjected to a gentle breeze, a composition of aesthetic perfection. They also become effective advertising medium is trade fairs, during important school functions and in all other gatherings of whatever significance.
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by:
The Flagman
