Draw the flag of Congo from memory
No reference image — just the name and a blank canvas. Reveal when you are done and see how close you were.
Draw the flag of
Congo
What you are drawing
The flag of the Congo is bands running corner to corner in green, yellow and red. It flies at a ratio of 2:3. On the PlayVexle difficulty scale it rates ★★☆☆☆ — a flag most people can reproduce closely on the first attempt.
How to score well on this one
- Block in the largest area first — on this flag that is green — then work down to the smaller shapes. Layout is 20% of the score and it is judged on where the blocks sit, not how neat the edges are.
- There is no emblem to draw here, so a clean, well-proportioned set of colour blocks can score in the nineties.
- Draw it at 2:3. The canvas is already the right shape, so fill it edge to edge rather than leaving a border.
Stuck? Open a memory hint
Anchor on the biggest shape: bands running corner to corner in green, yellow and red. Everything else on the flag hangs off that.
Show me the flag of Congo
Opening this before you draw is allowed. It just will not help your score.
Flags people confuse with the Congo
If something felt off while you were drawing, you may have been remembering Tanzania or São Tomé and Príncipe. Each pair is taken apart side by side on the similar flags pages.
Want the construction order, the exact colour codes and what the design means? That is on the Congo flag guide.
