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This is an updated armoji-style emblazonment of the coat of arms of Flag Wars and the Heraldry and Emblem Wars.
Here is the blazon: Azure, a cross voided argent surmounted by a plate charged with a kiwi azure. For a crest, a globe proper. For supporters, two kiwis azure standing on a compartment of two fern leaves sable, issuant from their eyes laser beams vert.
My take on an iconic Heraldic subject as part of my course, St, George and the Dragon, has produced an interesting dilemma.
I did the line drawing by hand in Procreate in the normal mannner. I’ve not seen many depictions of this subject that I think are great. I wanted to try to tackle the subject in a contemporary and logical way. I have given the dragon, the horse, and St. George equal weight, which I think is balanced and logical.
When I was happy with the line drawing I started thinking about the rendering of it as a 3d object.
And then I thought, I wonder what Ai would do with this if prompted carefully? See below, it’s an incredibly photorealistic depiction of my drawing as a coin. But it’s not by me, it’s by AI. Rendered inn29 seconds.
And below that is the beginning of my rendering in Procreate, that will take a week, and I know will not look as good as the AI version when it’s finished.
I’m not sure what to think or do about this. I’m sure a lot of designers are in a similar position at the moment.
Which coat of arms is better: French Southern and Antarctic Lands or British Antarctic Territory?
French Southern and Antarctic Lands
British Antarctic Territory
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Which mission patch is better: Artemis I or Artemis II?
Artemis I
Artemis II
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Which coat of arms is better: Personal arms of AlexKnight002 or Down Syndrome Society of Quebec?
AlexKnight002
Down Syndrome Society of Quebec
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Which coat of arms is better: Absolute Heraldry or Biencourt, France
Absolute Heraldry
Biencourt
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Which coat of arms or emblem is better: East Germany or West Germany?
East Germany
West Germany
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Which coat of arms is better: Sunyer, Spain or Giovanni Battista Bussi?
Sunyer
Giovanni Battista Bussi
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Which flag is better: Haapajärvi, Finland or Järvenpää, Finland?
Haapajärvi
Järvenpää
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Which coat of arms is better: Abbenbroek, Netherlands or Hensbroek, Netherlands?
Abbenbroek
Hensbroek
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Which coat of arms or seal is better: Florence, Italy or Florence, Alabama?
Florence, Italy
Florence, Alabama
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Bookplate, featuring my assumed coat of arms.
Gonna print a bunch of these on adhesive paper and put them in my books. :)
I hope to post more heraldic art here this year.
Made in Krita.
Which coat of arms is better: Australia or New Zealand?
Australia
New Zealand
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Which coat of arms is better: Værøy, Norway or Ralf Hartemink?
Værøy
Ralf Hartemink
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Which coat of arms is better: Flanders or Wallonia?
Flanders
Wallonia
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I recently won this in an auction! It's an original painting by one of my heraldic heroes, Otto Hupp, a prolific Heraldic genius of the Art Nouveau period.
Research indicates that this heraldic panel celebrates the 1917 marriage of Freiherr Ludwig von Heyl zu Herrnsheim and Eva Maria von der Marwitz. The Heyl arms (left) show a golden key between silver lilies; the Marwitz arms (right) depict a tree stump with new growth and a winged maiden crest.
15th‑century coat of arms featuring a rare heraldic charge: a pair of breeches
And these arms are still in use today, in use by a village of the same name: Abbenbroek in the Netherlands.
These arms are canting, too. Meaning they "speak" the name of the bearer: Broek being Dutch for trousers or pants.
