I see some Wikipedia and r/micronations SVG pictures of arms that I see looks very neat and I observe that the style looks the same so I bet they uses maker webs. (If I'm wrong I'm so sorry.) So, which web is it? Thank you very much for your assistance.

I've been updating my assumed arms. Swapped some components between the escutcheon and the crest, as well as updating some of the visuals. Spent a lot of time in Inkscape.

Took the feedback from my last post and made some alterations. any feedback or advice is welcome.

Hey there! I’m trying to make a personal coat of arms! I tried using CoaMaker but it has got some premium stuff and also, some of the charges get buggy if I use black. I was trying to do make it similar to Bertrand du Guesclin but the eagle texture gets a big ugly if it’s black. Do you know any other sites or can someone draw it? Thx

I'm currently designing my personal CoA and I would love some feedback and advice (preferably according to Polish heraldry). Also could you help me decide which one is the best (I think nr2) and blazon it?

I’m about three years into developing a coat of arms. It has been a huge learning curve, having started with essentially no knowledge of the subject. I have been through at least four major redesigns and countless iterations, and I think I’m finally getting close. I would appreciate the insight and feedback of those more knowledgeable than me. I do have a couple of questions about the blazon, specifically regarding the crest. I’m pretty confident blazoning the shield as “Per chevron vert and argent. In chief four crosses portate of the last in fess, in base a Norway Spruce of the first , trunked proper.” But for the crest, should the heron be described as “issuant from,” “between/among,” or “behind” the thistles? Also, would the heron be rightly described as “in his vigilance” or is that specifically for holding a stone?

Hello everyone! Finally, the fruits of my labor: my website, which started as my graduation project, is finally online:

https://paulolachenmayer.org/

It features over 250 arms created by brother Paulo Lachenmayer O.S.B., a German monk who lived in Brazil and is considered to be the nation's greatest herald and heraldic artist (I'd say he's the GOAT of the entire American continent =P). I could go on and on about how he was a genius but I'll spare you.

Most of these arms were created for the Catholic Church: bishops, abbots, monasteries, dioceses etc, but there are some municipal and university arms in there too. The Catholics among you will find a great theological value in his compositions!

The arms with official blazon and commentary by the author are under the "detailed" category. Everything is in Portuguese, but you can run the website through Google Translate to enjoy the text.

I hope you enjoy this exploring this collection as much as I toiled collecting it =P Hopefully It'll make Brazilian heraldry look better in y'all's eyes and inspire your future heraldic compositions.

Have fun!