Digital Heraldry — Is It Art?
David Robert Wooten, HonFSHA,Executive Director, The American College of Heraldry PREFACE I must confess that whenever I hear the term […]
Visit to The Lords — 5th October 2000
Peter Greenhill, SHA Despite delays by unreported bomb scares in a media-weary metropolis, ten members of the SHA assembled at
The Full Blason of the Greater Arms of the Russian Empire
Cmdr. Valery Yegorov, SHA This version of the Greater Arms of the Russian Empire and its proper blazon was approved
The Development of Heraldry as Art
Anthony Wood, FSHA Heraldry owes its very existence to its physical representation, whether in two dimensions or three. It is
The Call to Arms
Baz Manning, FSHA English armorial bearings were granted to John Basil Edward Manning on the 28th December, 2000: Or semy
Model Achievements
John Ferguson, FSHA Heraldry as an art form is not only pattern, colour and virile draughtsmanship. It has, in its
Designing an Achievement
Geoff Ford, SHA Determine the limits and overall structural “scaffold.” Block in the rough shapes of the elements of the