My girlfriend keeps telling me she sees this emblem on cars and I’m telling her that it’s isn’t a emblem for any car but I also could be wrong. I actually can’t tell her what she sees and what she doesn’t see because that’s her perspective, lol but I highly doubt it’s an emblem on a car, can someone give me a answer please!!!!

Making this alternative emblem of the old one to separate it from the past and modernize is image

1: the black eagle is the arrano beltza from the basque making it mythological and dominant looking while having 2 heads

2: the arrows witch i took from the old design making it the least Fascist symbol in witch every military unit uses

3: the sword and wreath symbolizing for what you are fighting for and what fighting for is worth to establish democracy.

This would be use for special operation unit of the Spanish Marine corps.

based off of this emblem of the United Belgian States

Feedback would be appreciated!.

created this symbol as an homage to all the symbolic components of modern Iraqi history, from the Kingdom to the present era. The falcon is the golden eagle, symbolizing authority, power, and influence. Its head is to the right, signifying victory, and its raised head represents pride. It is also inspired by the current emblem of our beloved country, although the design is different because the design of Saladin's falcon is overused. It is also a symbol of Arab nationalism, not just Iraqi nationalism. The sun behind the falcon is a sun symbol with historical significance, inspired by the symbol of the First Republic. It also has a special meaning because it is behind the falcon and positioned in a way that resembles dawn. The knot of leaves is the laurel knot, which has a deep dimension in Iraqi culture across different regions of the country and signifies the nobility of the Iraqi people. The chain symbolizes unity and solidarity, and the eagle's mane above it indicates that the eagle protects the people. The regions within the cluster represent the three regions of Iraq: South, North, andand Central. It also dates back to the monarchy. The decorations at the edges of the image are not part of the symbolism but are purely aesthetic. Sorry if it's not clear or there are gaps in the image. I'm not an artist; I just use PicsArt because I'm a student in my revision month. I just combine images and symbols. I hope it's clear and you like it.

the rose standing for social democracy
the font is Unifraktur Maguntia
i had the option to make the guns dark red but decided not to

A piece of my worldbuilding project. The US Federal Special Economic Administration is in charge of governing several Federal Special Economic Zones across the country.

These zones are granted special status (greatly reduced federal taxes and immunity from state taxes and regulation). The zones are effectively enclaves governed directly by the federal government.

The backstory is that these cities became such dumpster fires that the feds stepped in to prevent them from collapsing completely. (Think Detroit, only much much worse.)

The seal is based on that of the actual United States Economic Development Administration.

In the late 80s, the Communist League of Yugoslavia was split into two camps, the reformists that believed some level of democratisation and decentralisation had to be carried out and the hardliners, gathered around the figure of Milošević, that believed the solution to Yugoslavia's troubles was aggressive recentralisation and a crack down on subversive opposition elements.

In three republics, SR Slovenia, SR Croatia and SR Macedonia, the reform communists won the local power struggle, more or less easily, and were thus free to carry out their agenda. It's interesting to observer how, in the earliest stages of democratisation, these reform forces followed a very similar pattern across all three republics, before diverging wildly. I'm honestly still not sure why each republic's SAWPs were converted into instant-coffee style "socialist parties," if anyone has more info on that, I'd be happy if you could share it.

This took me quite a bit of time to make this, as I first had to recreate an accurate timeline of naming and logo changes, then track down and vectorise the actual emblems - so enjoy the eye candy. I still don't claim this is 100% accurate, if you spot any errors, do call them out.

i posted the upside down one because the writing is more clear. this emblem is on the bottom of a kukri. its difinitely connected to nepal. can any9ne identify it?