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Inspired by the ability of my country's flag to be rotationally symmetrical, I set out to try and create a rotationally symmetrical flag for the United States of America.

It was important to note that the 50 stars and 13 stripes are non-negotiable when designing for the United States of America.

Therefore I decided that the odd stripe of the 13 in the centre of the flag would act as a divider between the two "sides" of the flag.

The navy canton would retain its place in the top left but would be reduced to 25 stars in a 5x5 structure; and this would be replicated and reflected in the bottom right corner. This ensures that the flag has 180 degree rotational symmetry (like the Union Jack).

This flag is also versatile, with it being able to be changed into different ratios by simply moving the cantons with the reduction in the fly of the flag. See the finished product below in 1:1 and 3:2 ratios.

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