Where do you make your flags?

[GalaxyGryphon]

my friend made mine, i dont remember if it was photoshop, "paint tool sai" or a mixture of both.

[JustinS222]

I use GIMP.

[cesarcurado]

I personally use Paint.NET, it is effective and doesn't takes time loads of time to learn how to use everything like in photoshop.

Plus it has loads of useful free plugins too.

I wish I knew how to use photoshop but still...

EDIT: I'd probably use MS paint, but my version is the Vista version (sadly, I have Windows Vista...) and the Vista version is horrible, it is like this:

Edited July 14, 2013 by cesarcurado

[spikeyhat09]

GIMP all the way

[RocketPilot573]

MS Paint...

[Themohawkninja]

GIMP/MS Paint/F2 key

[GreeningGalaxy]

GIMP forever. It's a pretty powerful bit of software, especially for something free. It has a pretty steep learning curve sometimes, but I took an entire class centered around photoshop etc. at my school one year and it turns out photoshop skills transfer pretty well to GIMP.

Not that that means I'm any good at flags, but I'm getting there.

[Aragosnat]

Jasc Paint Shop Pro 8. Only because I don't have to buy something newer.

[CosmicX1]

Photoshop and the magical wonders of Google image search!

[UtopiaV1]

I didn't even know you COULD use custom flags until I visited this forum!

I will now vomit something out in paint, and pretend it's the Mona Lisa of flags!

[rryy]

I used MS Paint.

[llamatoes]

I used my school's photoshop, as I don't have a decent enough credit rating to buy it.

[wolfedg]

MS Paint of course. What do you think sandbox gamers like me did back in the days of Windows 3.1?

Ok ok, there was Wolfenstein 3D too, but the real "sandboxy" features like the level editor didn't come out till a little later.

[Pachi3080]

Paint.net of course!

[GalaxyGryphon]

I used my school's photoshop, as I don't have a decent enough credit rating to buy it.

photoshop cs 2 is free on the website

[Tindahbawx]

Can you change your flag in a currently in-progress save?

photoshop cs 2 is free on the website

Is it really? Photoshop CS2 is pretty damned comprehensive too. I was running it for ages until I updated to CS6.