Do you want just a heraldic rose coloured black, or is a black rose a particular plant I've never heard of which looks different?
Request Maps/Flags/Coats of Arms/Heraldry here, II
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done on a worlda
didnt know if you meant the entirety of Nicaragua or just the area known as the mosquito coast so i did the entirety of nicaragua
hopefully i got it right, if not you can ask me to fix
That is amazing - thank you very much indeeddone on a worlda
didnt know if you meant the entirety of Nicaragua or just the area known as the mosquito coast so i did the entirety of nicaragua
hopefully i got it right, if not you can ask me to fix
Yes, yet another commission, I apologize for bothering y’all so much, but I need a better version of this:
The arms of the Godwinson House that I drawn, it has the same mantling, crest (Tudor crown) and tenants as the Anglish Coa, only thing that change are that the wyvern In the dexter is of Argent and the one at the sinister is of Or.
The upper left canton is three pallets or in a gules field, the second an argent rose, the under left two lion heads and the under right is a boat over the waves.
All cantons are divided by a cross argent ordinary and in stucheon are the arms of Edward the confessor.
It may look butchered and edited but the app didn’t allowed me to upload it entire.
Thanks!
The arms of the Godwinson House that I drawn, it has the same mantling, crest (Tudor crown) and tenants as the Anglish Coa, only thing that change are that the wyvern In the dexter is of Argent and the one at the sinister is of Or.
The upper left canton is three pallets or in a gules field, the second an argent rose, the under left two lion heads and the under right is a boat over the waves.
All cantons are divided by a cross argent ordinary and in stucheon are the arms of Edward the confessor.
It may look butchered and edited but the app didn’t allowed me to upload it entire.
Thanks!
Just for future reference: a "canton" is the bit at the upper viewer's left, if there was only one. If like here you have 4 divisions, they would be "quarters". The US flag has a canton, the english flag has four quarters.
How about one of these?
v1
v2
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(2) Rose in v2 taken from Golden Rose Badge by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0 licence; ungrouped and recoloured.
Shield, plus resizing & positioning all by me.
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Hi! I'm Sorry to bother, I came here to request a map, An unusual map request, it is based from this forym from believe it or not a MLP website where AK47Productions discussed about "What if America ISOTed to the world of MLP?"
Here's the link to that forum: https://www.fimfiction.net/group/20/human-in-equestria/thread/113373/human-countries-isoted#page/1
Territory: Continental United States with Alaska, Hawai'i, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Island (all the same distance from each other and the same postion, Mercator/Regular Map or a Google Earth map of America can work)
Use this image, The Yellow dot is where the US would be, and please color over the land on the far west part of that map or even widen the image
Here's the link to that forum: https://www.fimfiction.net/group/20/human-in-equestria/thread/113373/human-countries-isoted#page/1
Territory: Continental United States with Alaska, Hawai'i, Puerto Rico, and US Virgin Island (all the same distance from each other and the same postion, Mercator/Regular Map or a Google Earth map of America can work)
Use this image, The Yellow dot is where the US would be, and please color over the land on the far west part of that map or even widen the image
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This might seem like an odd question, but has anyone ever done a Q-BAM map with the Interstates or highways of the Americas?
I often find that maps with the centre on the equator are not sufficient to display the poles, while they can display the rest of the world even in the higher latitudes well.
Has anyone seen an EBAM like this or can they make one? Even a blank equirectangular worlda would be good, but perhaps a 2k map would be ideal, maybe one with rivers/watersheds/topography.
I often change the meridian so equirectangular is important as well as being easy to convert with every mapping software
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Has anyone seen an EBAM like this or can they make one? Even a blank equirectangular worlda would be good, but perhaps a 2k map would be ideal, maybe one with rivers/watersheds/topography.
I often change the meridian so equirectangular is important as well as being easy to convert with every mapping software
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Here you - based on what I did for you for Angland. Again, I wasn't sure if you would prefer the shield upright or canted, so here's both:
(as before, click the thumbnails for the full-size versions)The blazon:
Quarterly Gules; first three bendlets Or; second a rose Argent; third two lions' faces Or langued Gules; fourth a lymphad Proper at sea sailing to dexter with oars shipped; over all a cross Argent; an inescutcheon Azure a cross patonce between four martlets Or, for the Sainted King Edward; for a Crest, upon a jousting helm mantled Gules and Ermine a crown Proper double arched; for Supporters, dexter a wyvern Argent armed, langued and penned Gules, sinister a wyvern Or armed, langued and penned Gules; motto 'God Ænd Minh Riht.'
(You wrote pallets for the first quarter, but your drawing showed bendlets, so that's what I've done.)
Hope that's of some use.
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(2) Tudor crown from Tudor Crown (Heraldry) also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; ermine removed.
(3) White rose from White Rose Badge of York also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; slightly recoloured.
(4) Lions' faces taken from Royal Arms of England also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC-BY-SA 4.0 licence; cropped, proportions/aspect changed.
(5) Ship (galley) from Heraldique meuble nef by S@m, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0 licence; recoloured.
(6) Inescutcheon adapted from Royal Arms of Edward the Confessor also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the GFDL 1.2 and CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; colours simplified.
(7) Motto scroll adapted from Royal Coat of Arms of the UK also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; proportions/aspect changed.
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(1) Wyvern supporters adapted from Coat of Arms of Sophie, Countess of Wessex by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; recoloured, rotated, ungorged.
(2) Tudor crown from Tudor Crown (Heraldry) also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; ermine removed.
(3) White rose from White Rose Badge of York also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; slightly recoloured.
(4) Lions' faces taken from Royal Arms of England also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC-BY-SA 4.0 licence; cropped, proportions/aspect changed.
(5) Ship (galley) from Heraldique meuble nef by S@m, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0 licence; recoloured.
(6) Inescutcheon adapted from Royal Arms of Edward the Confessor also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the GFDL 1.2 and CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; colours simplified.
(7) Motto scroll adapted from Royal Coat of Arms of the UK also by Sodacan, free for use and adaptation under the CC BY-SA 3.0, 2.5, 2.0, 1.0 licences; proportions/aspect changed.
Shield, bendlets in 1st quarter, blue & white sea in 4th quarter, white cross, motto text all by me, plus resizing, cropping and positioning.
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Here you - based on what I did for you for Angland. Again, I wasn't sure if you would prefer the shield upright or canted, so here's both:
Thanks again.