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Arms of the American Heraldry Society. I'm obsessed with this shield shape now. Rendered by Chad Krouse, 2024. |
All this practice in Adobe Illustrator is beginning to payoff...I recently got round to doing my own arms (about time, I think) and even created a lozenge shield for my daughter. I have not yet begun to explore shading and highlighting in the software as I feel like I still have a ways to go getting the basics dialed in.
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The arms of Chad Krouse |
I'm still in love with the design I created in 2014, and its hard to image that 10 years have flown by since those days of multiple drafts while sketching everything in colored pencil. I would have NEVER conceived the possibility of one day creating novice renderings on a computer.
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Arms of the author's daughter. |
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Banner of arms of Chad Krouse
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I even successfully tackled my first ribbon with text all in vector--that was a fun learning experience. The possibilities, now, are endlessly exciting.