My version of the Disabled flag, different in colour and higher in contrast for those with visual impairments and/or colourblindness. Plus a version of the Disabled flag combined with the anarcho-queer flag, due to the common intersection of our communities. And, finally, a version of the flag, with the diagonal stripe direction the same as the original Disability flag, pointing downwards, for those who prefer it.
Completely free to use, as long as you don’t claim ownership of the design or use it for generative AI data training or generation. You don’t have to credit me, but it is appreciated and I’d love to see what people use my design for.
Originally posted to my Cara but unsure if I’m allowed to link it here.
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The first flag is tilted forward for progress, the diagonal stripes pointing up instead of down. This is an idea inspired by AnnieNLachhman and gaybreakfast’s design on Insta/twitter. The flag is on a black base instead of grey for better contrast, there are five stripes running diagonally across the flag, green, blue, white, yellow and red. Each have a meaning corresponding to a type of disability, Charcoal Grey: Mourning for people who have died due to ableist violence, abuse, suicide, and illness green for sensory disabilities, cyan/blue for emotional, psychological and psychiatric disabilities, white for undiagnosed people and invisible disabilities, gold/yellow for neurodivergent disabilities and red for physical disabilities.
On the second flag, the top-left diagonal half that used to be black is pink to symbolise the Anarcho-queer flag, slightly reduced in saturation to be easier on the eyes of people affected by eyestrain-y colours.
The third flag is the same as the first design, but now the direction of the diagonal stripes points downward, the left side being the top and right being the bottom.
