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How about a thread for 'international' show and tell? I know there's a 'Show & Tell' forum but perhaps there are enough designs with international themes to warrant a separate showcase. I'll get things started by announcing some new Flagnostic designs that were recently launched. So what qualifies as 'international'? Surely these designs do because they're 'multinational'. Designs that are just 'national' but 'foreign (to the US?)' might also but would even more so if they had some 'between-nations' (=international) quality. Looking forward to seeing what you have. Hope you like these!    . . . . European Flags Mug . . . . . African Flags Mug . . . . . . Asian Flags Mug   N. American Flags Skateboard . . Oceanian Flags Skateboard . . S. American Flags Skateboard
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Hmmm - I don't have any flags, except in our 4th of July and for America. However, virtually all of our products are "universal" in nature - lots of landscapes, seascapes, art, animals, flowers, etc. Things you'd find in virtually any nation to a large degree.
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Happy to say we've had 3 international sales this month...love to think of the products traveling abroad (as we love to do, too) - 1 to Canada, 1 to the U.K., and this one of a beach in France, purchased in the U.S., and paid for with Canadian dollars - international enough?  
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Most of my designs are not really influenced by which country I am in but I do have 2 different versions of one product because the design features something which is a different word in American English than it is in British English  
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Well I guess the stock of 'multinational' designs is rather limited but it's entertaining to read the imaginative interpretations of the term 'international'. Valdary, that US/UK English thing can be a challenge - I'll look out for your book: "International Marketing for Pacifiers"
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In the spirit of international being anything that goes beyond national borders, I remembered this design...  and your flag products are great - love all the colors!
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Flagnostic wrote:Well I guess the stock of 'multinational' designs is rather limited but it's entertaining to read the imaginative interpretations of the term 'international'. Valdary, that US/UK English thing can be a challenge - I'll look out for your book: "International Marketing for Pacifiers" LOL, I'm not likely to market them, the only time I ever offered my son a pacifier he ripped it apart and choked on the bits. I told my Mom and she said "Oh you did that when you were a baby." No way ever would I leave a baby alone with one. Zoespeak: that is very pretty
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When my 3rd child was an infant a nurse told me, as I popped a soother/pacifier/dummy into his mouth, "You know the company that makes those things considered 7 baby deaths per year 'acceptable'?" I pulled it from his mouth and he never had one again - nor did my 4th child! Here's a link to one of my "Canadian" products...really have to sort out how to include the picture here...don't do it often enough for the info to stick! http://www.zazzle.com/i_am_canadian_muskox_t_shirt-235688418533324733 r  oooo .... I think I figured it out LOL
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Hi friends. My gallery National_pridefeatures Patriotic Gifts & Souvenirs. To begin with I have created photo Sculptures. This is a sample of what I have designed. Similar sculptures are created for all the featured countries.  Good Luck.
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 Hello from Manila!
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Great designs, guys! We're still newbie's here at Zazzle and are still building our store, but here are 2 designs from our Australia section: This design was created from a photo taken in the Yarra Valley Wine Region of Australia. It's titled Past & Present because of the electric light wired up to the windmill.  This design was also created from a photo taken in the Yarra Valley Wine Reegion of Australia.
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This Christmas design is international. I have it on a number of different products as well:  Patricia PR Prints
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Interesting designs.
PRPrints, if there was a prize for the most multinational design you'd be well placed to win it.
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This Napoleon related mug can be seen as international: 
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Flagnostic wrote:Interesting designs.
PRPrints, if there was a prize for the most multinational design you'd be well placed to win it. Thanks!  It was a fun design to do, too! Patricia PR Prints
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Now something from my corner of the world. I don't drink tea, nor coffee, but...   Did you? I don't know why I never made t-shirts with this design, now I think of it. P.S.: Greetings from the shores of the River Plate, from the Argentine side to be more precise!
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@FUNauticals. Yup, truly international - something for the whole world to raise a glass to!
@MortiRiuuallon. Gabriela, I greatly enjoyed browsing your Flickr gallery. Capybaras - fascinating animal - imagine if their rat cousins were that big! Maras - another interesting rodent. Mate - I have visited your wonderful city but shamefully can't recall trying mate. Thanks for the cultural input from the southwest shores of the river plate.
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