Flag of Pwaaalandia

Overview
The current national flag of Pwaaalandia is a rectangular banner featuring three horizontal bands colored teal, yellow and red bearing a white circle with an Alpaca in the center.

Original Flag
The original flag of Pwaaalandia was the first flag of a nation to use hyperrealistic imagery, the flag portrays a close-up of an Alpaca, their official animal, with the colors blue, yellow and red.

The blue represents their admiration of the sky as well as their determination for liberty, the yellow represents their admiration of the sun within ancient Mexican myths, and the red represents the bloodshed and massacres that occurred during the revolution. The overall tone is mostly bright and not very harsh on the eyes to show that no matter what happened in the past, today they are a prosperous nation that has since moved on from its violent past.

2008 Revision
In March 2008, then Prime Minister Elizabeth J Lucas initialized a redesign of the flag due to the fact that "most children were failing [to] draw it." - The Ministry of Public Affairs of Pwaaalandia.

The Minister opened a poll for all to submit and vote on a new design. Two months later, the flag designed by Claire Goh came out victorious, this new design was more in line with global standards, adopting a more simplistic style while retaining the same message as the original.