The soviet space program had some awesome logos/imagery:
Those were happier times.
the Interkosmos France design
The DDR goes hard, but also a fan of Angola, despite them not being (as) communist anymore. Really hits that decolonial message.
I was gonna post this image. It’s Steampunk af.
I’ve always really liked this flag aesthetically, just wish it was the flag of a communist country instead of a liberal one that lives on exporting fossil fuels 😑
They have their problems (mostly due to the civil war and then the SU’s collapse), but there’s still Communists and Socialist factions in the MPLA, and hopefully with them pivoting to China and the economy finally stabilising we can see some progress there. I like to think they’re trying in good faith.
They have recently improved their record of LGBT rights which is a clear positive as well.
The DPRK hammer and sickle, I love the addition of the calligraphy brush.
:gui-cute:
Transhammer gendersickle.
Transhammer gendersickle
Which would also make a great band name.
Transhammer 40k.
The symbol on the Mozambique flag
Beat me to it, this one goes extremely hard.
I like the one with the paintbrush intersected between the hammer and sickle. It speaks of an even wider and more intersectional solidarity that banishes some of the crude reductionist lumpenprole shit that can derail movements.
We also have an emoji for that,
true!
i just wanted an obnoxiously large one lol
Red star is bold & classic
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Someone beat me to it (yeah, shocker).
Even the liberal flag nerds agree this is a really good flag, though. Keep it simple!
Hammer and compass
I’m a simple guy. I like the classics
A girl once saw me wearing a Fahrenheit 451 pin badge and asked if it was a communist symbol (in her defense she was sitting quite a bit away and had never heard of the book so it just looked like a red, orange and yellow symbol to her with a number on it) so now thats my favourite communist symbol
This made me look up Bradbury, and found this gem lol:
In a 1994 interview, Bradbury cited political correctness as an allegory for the censorship in the book, calling it “the real enemy these days” and labelling it as “thought control and freedom of speech control.”
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Can you share a pic of it here?
Couldn’t find my original one but here’s an image of it I found on the internet
Irl the colours were a bit redder than they are in this screenshot though
big fat red star on front of a Locomotive.