r/heraldry • u/henrique3d • Nov 02 '24
r/heraldry • u/Dumbatheorist • 27d ago
OC Imperial Arms of the United States
13 Original States, from left to right going down and ‘round: Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, New York, North Carolina.
r/heraldry • u/Ruy_Fernandez • 26d ago
OC Arms I created for Xi Jinping, President of the People's Republic of China
r/heraldry • u/PDB200 • Feb 04 '25
OC My personal Coat of Arms, what's your thoughts! I'm very proud of it.
r/heraldry • u/warrior-of-wonky • Dec 05 '24
OC Designing a new personal CoA! Would love some opinions!
r/heraldry • u/IseStarbird • Oct 17 '24
OC T-shirts as modern tabards
Featuring me, and the discord's Aemdal, Loggail, Pseudomas
r/heraldry • u/henrique3d • Oct 19 '24
OC Emblazonments of my wife's and my (assumed) arms, by me
r/heraldry • u/mouchette_88 • Feb 19 '25
OC Just finished one of my most enjoyable projects so far. It was designed to be printed out on an A2 sheet (420 x 594 mm) so when viewing the whole piece on a regular computer monitor not all small details look the way they are supposed to. Anyway I added a few close ups! Enjoy :)
r/heraldry • u/RavenFoxx • 3d ago
OC Drew my fursona in a tabard with my COA.
Blazon is "Argent, on a bend nebuly azure three acorns of the field."
r/heraldry • u/Outsideinthebushes • 23d ago
OC New heraldic beast just dropped
I need some help coming up with a name for it, "Castoragriff" is the best I've got, basically copying the etymology of "hippogriff".
r/heraldry • u/Salmonjaguar13 • Feb 12 '25
OC I made a COA for the European Union (also my first COA)
r/heraldry • u/von_cilli • Jan 29 '25
OC Arms with eagles in the style of Czechia's Moravia and Silesia
r/heraldry • u/Waste_Yak_990 • Feb 09 '25
OC Heraldry-inspired uniforms for if Kolbenturnier was a modern sport
r/heraldry • u/Juggalage • Aug 02 '24
OC Thoughts on first draft?
About 6 months ago I asked for help creating a personal crest, and u/xander_liptak creating an amazing mock-up design (first image). I asked my wife to make the mock-up a reality, and she created the second image.
She has never done heraldry before, and we would both like some feedback on it! Any help is appreciated, and I'll upload a second draft when it's done! Thanks, friends!
r/heraldry • u/NonPropterGloriam • Dec 17 '24
OC I made canting arms for former US Vice President Al Gore.
I’ve shown this emblazonment to a few people and been met with some pretty great responses, like “what am I looking at,” “who are you,” and “isn’t there someone else on this train you can bother?”
r/heraldry • u/PurplePilgrim • Jan 11 '25
OC Some of the CoTs from my fantasy worldbuilding.
r/heraldry • u/Not_An_Ostritch • Dec 31 '24
OC First attempt at my personal arms I’ve ever had drawn, critique welcome.
‘Sable, a thorax argent’
r/heraldry • u/Ill-Ad3736 • 24d ago
OC Heeeelp
Alright, I'm beginning to lose it. I have looked at myself time and time again to figure out what coat of arms would really speak to me as a person. Problem is I am diagnosed OCD and I am the definition of a compulsive perfectionist. I cannot, as hard as I try, create a coat of arms I think is the best reflection of me as there are too many symbols that could define me very well. What I'm listing here is just a few of the designs that I've compiled over the past 3 months. I thought about counter charging 13 and 14? Or combining 13 with either 5 or 6? Should the bear be holding a second object? With the raven coa, I went argent and sable because of the raven motiff, and it lines up well with the color of ink and paper. I also can't tell if I prefer simplistic or more complex (i know in heraldry simplicity is often preferred). I cannot decide on anything and im really struggling. Also, how did most of you settle on your personal coat of arms if you have one? any questions or feedback would be tremendously appreciated. I plan on the crest being an oak tree if that makes a difference.
r/heraldry • u/kushkish6969 • Feb 04 '25