Heraldry Pillows

By Matthew Swab. Do you hear the song of the sea as the two moons shine?

By Matthew Swab. The great thunderbird appeared with a flash illuminating the valley below. Illuminating an army previously unseen. The defenders of the fort gave it thanks.

By Matthew Swab. Do you hear the song of the sea as the two moons shine?

By Matthew Swab. Do you hear the song of the sea as the two moons shine?

By Matthew Swab. Oddly the symbol of court mages has become a fashionable paper fan from the east. Not so oddly, the snake remains the symbol of all the plots and assassinations at court.

By Matthew Swab. Oddly the symbol of court mages has become a fashionable paper fan from the east. Not so oddly, the snake remains the symbol of all the plots and assassinations at court.

By Matthew Swab. More than one stuffy knight wearing excessive displays of feathers upon their helms has been compared to the silly mating dance of a songbird. A few have even embraced the insult.

By Matthew Swab. More than one stuffy knight wearing excessive displays of feathers upon their helms has been compared to the silly mating dance of a songbird. A few have even embraced the insult.

By Matthew Swab. More than one stuffy knight wearing excessive displays of feathers upon their helms has been compared to the silly mating dance of a songbird. A few have even embraced the insult.

By Matthew Swab. I use this sigil to represent myself, if you like my work there is no greater way to represent your appreciation of my work.

By Matthew Swab. I use this sigil to represent myself, if you like my work there is no greater way to represent your appreciation of my work.

Gothic Raven Moon Damask design in Dark Green

A traditional heraldic style crest with blood-red accents created with "Old School" Goths and Metalheads in mind: a composite digital image formed from 3 heraldic vintage illustrations plus an original bat design and "school" motto banner. The Latin text means "Night Without End" (could also be "Darkness Forever" or "Eternal Night" depending on translation).

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Explore the realms of fantasy with our captivating Heraldic Cockatrice design. This mythical creature portrayal invites you into a world where the graceful Cockatrice meets the essence of dragons and wyverns. Embrace the magic of fantasy as you wear this enchanting piece, a serene encounter with the mystical side of imagination.

Explore the realms of fantasy with our captivating Medieval Mythical Cockatrice design. This mythical creature portrayal invites you into a world where the graceful Cockatrice meets the essence of dragons and wyverns. Embrace the magic of fantasy as you wear this enchanting piece, a serene encounter with the mystical side of imagination.

Explore the realms of fantasy with our captivating Medieval Heraldic Cockatrice design. This mythical creature portrayal invites you into a world where the graceful Cockatrice meets the essence of dragons and wyverns. Embrace the magic of fantasy as you wear this enchanting piece, a serene encounter with the mystical side of imagination.

The Phoenix as an extraordinary mythological design on your T-shirt or as a special gift. Always a stylish eye-catcher on your outfit or an accessory Are you looking for unusual mystical design? An extraordinary motif with a phoenix from the ashes could be just the thing for you. The phoenix was drawn with fine lines and is a nice eye-catcher on every T-shirt. The perfect gift for friends and family or for people with good taste.

Appearing in a text celebrating the coronation of King George II and Queen Caroline, a lovely engraving featuring the Royal Coat of Arms of Great Britain.

Two Lions roar at each other, inspired by a Bronze strap from a Greek Shield dedicated to Zeus in his temple in Olympia, Greece.

This is the coat of arms of Samuel Wilberforce, bishop of the Diocese of Oxford and Chancellor of the Order of the Garter. He was bishop of Oxford from 1845 to 1869. The Garter surrounding the shield is a privilege granted to bishops who are also Chancellors of the Order of Garter. Honi soit qui mal y pense translates to "Shame on him who evil thinks of it" and is the motto for the Order of the Garter. The symbols on the left of the shield are those of the Bishopric of Oxford and on the right of the shield is the Wilberforce coat of arms. All of this is under a mitre indicating it's an ecclesial herald.

The hampshire flag features a saxon crown and a Tudor Rose. The crown is a reference to Alfred the Great who had his capital in Winchester. The rose is a reference to the double rose on the King Arthur's table.

Vincent Pham's official shield from coat-of-arms in full colour. Shield depicts the Lamb of God on the book with seven seals, an image from Revelation. Below is depicted lily and builder's square, symbols of St. Joseph.

By Matthew Swab. The greatest weapon against the dark is light. Those who fight against monsters, mutants, undead, and beasts should carry and protect the light.

By Matthew Swab. The greatest weapon against the dark is light. Those who fight against monsters, mutants, undead, and beasts should carry and protect the light.

By Matthew Swab. The great thunderbird appeared with a flash illuminating the valley below. Illuminating an army previously unseen. The defenders of the fort gave it thanks.

By Matthew Swab. Oddly the symbol of court mages has become a fashionable paper fan from the east. Not so oddly, the snake remains the symbol of all the plots and assassinations at court.

By Matthew Swab. Do you hear the song of the sea as the two moons shine?

By Matthew Swab. The great thunderbird appeared with a flash illuminating the valley below. Illuminating an army previously unseen. The defenders of the fort gave it thanks.

By Matthew Swab. Oddly the symbol of court mages has become a fashionable paper fan from the east. Not so oddly, the snake remains the symbol of all the plots and assassinations at court.

By Matthew Swab. Do you hear the song of the sea as the two moons shine?

By Matthew Swab. More than one stuffy knight wearing excessive displays of feathers upon their helms has been compared to the silly mating dance of a songbird. A few have even embraced the insult.

By Matthew Swab. More than one stuffy knight wearing excessive displays of feathers upon their helms has been compared to the silly mating dance of a songbird. A few have even embraced the insult.

By Matthew Swab. I use this sigil to represent myself, if you like my work there is no greater way to represent your appreciation of my work.

By Matthew Swab. I use this sigil to represent myself, if you like my work there is no greater way to represent your appreciation of my work.

By Matthew Swab. I use this sigil to represent myself, if you like my work there is no greater way to represent your appreciation of my work.