Another small hobby of mine is web design. I’m a huge noob, but I still find it very interesting. I’m working on a website which currently has no purpose beyond being related to heraldry, but may some day showcase some of my heraldic art.

I decided to include a page with links to other websites and thought, for the sake of branding, it would be nice to have a consistent style of heraldry across the site and I’d like to include the heraldry of any/all the websites that I link to.

So, I present the online heraldic community series:

College of Arms (England)

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/coa_arms.gif

The Heraldry Society

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/hs_arms.gif

The Heraldry Society of Scotland

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/hss_arms.gif

Canadian Heraldic Authority

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/cha_arms.gif

The Royal Heraldry Society of Canada

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/rhsc_arms.gif

The American College of Heraldry

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/ach_arms.gif

The U.S. Heraldic Registry

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/ushr_arms-1.gif

... and last but certainly not least:

American Heraldry Society

http://i119.photobucket.com/albums/o158/jeremy6857/ahs_arms.gif

Jeremy Hammond;60340 wrote:

The Royal Heraldic Society of Canada

That’s the Royal HERALDRY Society of Canada, eh?

Yes! - and now edited.

A "consistent style of heraldry."  I LOVE IT!  I am not artistic at all, and actually have very little creativity in my bones, so I do better viewing things such as coats of arms that are of a uniform style.  We have a lot of very creative and talented artists as a part of our forum and I wish I had a tenth of their talent.

I love the style you’ve chosen and I look forward to seeing your site as it develops (please provide the link when it’s up and running) and if you’d ever like to do a rendition of my arms, I’d welcome it.  Best of luck!

I can’t take that much credit. I just manipulate clip-art. But thank you for the compliments.

My REAL website is not up and running. Not until I’ve mastered a few things in html and css, but in the mean time, I’ve been experimenting with google-pages which is still in testing. The link to my site is http://sagadahocherald.googlepages.com/ There’s nothing really to see.

I really do like google. If you need free web-space, and have no expertise what so ever in web design… google pages can get a VERY sleek website with no forced adds or forced… anything. The only limitations are that you have to use one of their formats. So far.

No IAAH shield?  :(

Seriously, a nice idea.  The links page will look neater and more professional, and it is good practice, too.

Very nice, Jeremy.  I shall add your website to my list of heraldry sites to visit.

If you’re interested, the Bureau of Heraldry in South Africa has arms - you’ll find an image at http://www.geocities.com/corporatio/BoH.html - and the Heraldry Society of SA also has arms:  the URL is http://www.geocities.com/arma_za/

What does Sagadahoc mean?

David E. Cohen;60375 wrote:

No IAAH shield?  :(

Arthur Radburn wrote:

What does Sagadahoc mean?

Sagadahoc is both the county I live in and the Native American term for the southern end of the Kennebec River, where I spent most of my life.

 

And thank you for adding my website… as of right now, it’s just a router to other sites, though.

Excellent work, Jeremy!  Nicely done!  :D