New Jersey Governor's Flag Concept

    quarterly first and fourth gu four fusils in fess arg
 stroked arg bigger slightly bigger second and third
 grand quarterly first and fourth arg a double tressure
 flory counter flory vert three cinquefoils gu stroked
 gu very much closer very much closer much smaller
 second and third sa nine billets or smaller slightly
 smaller a bend or

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This is a concept for a heraldic flag for the office of governor of NJ, based on the arms of Philip Carteret (1st and 4th), first proprietary governor of colonial NJ, and William Livingston (2nd and 3rd), first elected governor of the independent State of NJ. There are a few imperfections in the design: - I'm not sure of how to specify a tincture for the border lines separating the quarters, so they remain gray -the 2nd and 3rd quarters in the arms of Livingston would more appropriately be blazoned "sable between six billets or a bend or", but when the selected shield shape is "flag", the billets do not render. I had to "trick" the program by writing the blazon as "sable nine billets or a bend or" (with the bend covering three of the billets), and made the billets smaller so that the corners of the billets beneath the bend would not poke out -a stylistic preference: I'm not sure if there's a way to remove the shading in the bottom-right corners of the billets. In my opinion, the billets would look much better if they were a flat solid color

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