This one's drawn in German style as I thought it would be a good idea to get rid of a torse and have the horse's neck merge with the mantling, which always looks great in arms of German armigers, so I had a go!

At first I thought it was the coat of arms of my family but it turns out it is just the crest of the danube swabians.

Arms: On a lozenge Argent, two bars Gules, in chief three mullets of five points in fess of the second; overall, a representation of the dome of the United States Capitol proper, irradiated from behind by a sun in splendour Or.

Above the shield: The Eye of Providence proper, enclosed within a triangle Argent and surrounded by a glory of rays Or.

Supporters: Dexter, a female figure representing Liberty proper, vested Argent and armoured Azure, holding in her dexter hand a staff Or surmounted by a cap of liberty Gules; sinister, a female figure representing Justice proper, vested Argent and wearing a helmet Azure plumed Gules, holding in her dexter hand a sword Argent hilted Or, point downwards, and in her sinister hand a balance Or.

Compartment: A grassy mount Vert.

Motto: IUSTITIA OMNIBUS, in letters Sable upon a scroll Or.

Arms: Vert, on a plate a raven rising, wings elevated and addorsed, Sable, perched upon a coronet Or.

Crest: Upon a wreath Argent and Azure, a grove of five fir trees proper.

Helm and mantling: Upon the shield a tilting helm Argent, garnished Or, mantled Gules doubled Argent.

Supporters: Dexter, a beaver erect proper, holding in its mouth a salmon Argent; sinister, a representation of General George Washington proper, vested in the uniform of a Continental Army officer, holding in his sinister hand a baton Azure semé of mullets Argent, tipped Or, and wearing a sword at his side.

Compartment: A grassy mound Vert, adorned with branches of fir and pine cones proper.

Motto: CIVITAS SEMPERVIRENS, inscribed in letters Or upon a scroll Azure.

There are two images that are often referred to as the Stowe Armorial: the Grenville Diptych, showing 719 coats of arms, and the ceiling painting at Stowe House, showing 725.

This website catalogues the individual coats of arms in both, with their positions in the armorial, names, blazons and historical references where identified. Notes highlight discrepancies between the historical records and the arms depicted.

I think the right one might be Sicilian or Italian. The left maybe Netherlands

Hello! I learned a bit about heraldry as I adopted my own arms a couple years ago, and I'm now trying to help my brother in law as he's developed an interest in it as well. As is tradition, I believe he first went looking for his side of the family's "family crest;" I have already given the obligatory "Um, actually you mean coat of arms." His research turned up the following, which I find suspicious but not definitively a bucket shop:

https://www.query.sta.be.ch/detail.aspx?ID=449970

It seems to claim to be a digitization of some records from Bern. So, first, is this source legit?

Second, I don't know much about Swiss tradition. Do arms get passed down at all? Do they do male primogeniture, or some other method? Some other posts on this subreddit indicate that Swiss tradition might be more clan-like, and so my brother-in-law might be entitled to its use.

Finally, a reach ask: the above site only shows the escutcheon, but no helm or crest. I'd love to find the full blazon or achievement so I can have an artist create some assets (otherwise my BIL is just going to use AI, which I don't approve of).

Apologies for the chicken scratch motto. It came to me, and I had to write it down immediately before I forgot.

Coat of arms of Hajdúszoboszló.

The full version is still a work in progress.

https://cimerek.hu/en/coat-of-arms/coat-of-arms-of-hajduszoboszlo/

I'm not a very good artist and I drew it with Sharpies.l and I am far too embarrassed to show you people after seeing some of the amazing art you have all shared here.

I figured that since historically a herald would not draw the symbol in a book he would describe it.

So here goes: Per bend Azure and Vert, a bend Argent; in chief a Fleur-de-lis Or; and in base an Arrow of Light Or.

The Fleur-de-lis is a symbol of the Cub Scout rank of Webelos (10 years old) and Scouting in general. The Arrow of Light is just an arrow pointing to the viewer right with what looks like a sun rising behind it with rays of light.

Is there any specific rule for using a armored arm as a charge? I'm intending to use one holding a spear but dunno if I can simply place in the middle or if I have add any elements or specific positions.

Figured it try making one after a video piqued my interest. How’d I do? I tried to keep it realistic while adding things that looked aesthetically appealing to me.

Work in progress: the Dutch family emblem that tells the personal story of this family.
The four elements on the shield are finished; now for the rest.

Can anyone provide some help with how to describe this charge or give me some language that would generate something similar? The idea is that it is a broken/open ouroboros but being described as a serpent/snake is fine.