There are hundreds of ways to devise a shield in heraldry. The designer should try to avoid the obvious, use imagination, do research, get help from a graphics shop, or ask the Army Institute of ...

Heraldry’s legacy hasn’t disappeared, however. The ancient practice’s influence lives on in a suprising number of today’s coat of arms equivalent: the logo. First published in 2015, Modern Heraldry: ...

Indeed, earlier in the year, Design Week reported that the appreciation and adoption of heraldry and vexillology was a growing interest in modern regional Scotland. As shown in Modern Heraldry: Volume ...

FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Army News Service, Nov. 21, 2006) - Unit crest designs symbolize units' traditions, history and specialties. Some have been around for almost a hundred years and their original ...

The design for the Army’s ... wheel is for rail transportation and the Marine’s helm for transport by water,” according to the Army Institute of Heraldry. “The U.S. highway marker shield ...

In subsequent years, the popularity of heraldry spread and shields or coats of arms were adopted by religious communities, trade guilds, cities, as well as the noble and royal households.

It's time to step up and show the world the what you've got when it comes to heraldic flair, as NAMCO BANDAI Games Europe announce the Dark SoulsTM shield design contest, open to everyone from ...