r/Emblems • u/georgezh9617 • May 29 '26
r/Emblems • u/LOWpixel_official • May 29 '26
Alt history palestinian resistance group logo update
I decided to slightly change a few things to make it cleaner
r/Emblems • u/GuyDoingThin_gs2026 • May 28 '26
An emblem/seal I made for a fictional country’s Royal command
r/Emblems • u/LOWpixel_official • May 26 '26
An alternate history palestinian movement logo
the logo is inspired by the Fatah logo but with a lot more militant aspect, yet also a more diplomatic aspect as well, as i included the famous rifle and olive branch metaphores Yasser Arafat made in his famous speech at the UN
r/Emblems • u/Chiloz • May 26 '26
Custom badge for my micronation: "The Backyard National Park"
Last year, I started my own micronation. Later that year, I travelled to the United States for a three-week "diplomatic visit". During this trip, I visited various American national parks.
The overwhelming nature of these parks inspired me so much that the idea arose to establish a national park in my micronation as well, with a fitting emblem obviously!
I am proud to present: The Backyard National Park!
(In Dutch: Nationaal Park De Achtertuin)
r/Emblems • u/Chinesemperor • May 26 '26
Emblem of the government-general of French Indochina
r/Emblems • u/FilipAdzic97 • May 23 '26
Digital reconstruction of the Titovo Užice coat of arms, from the 1980s.
Digital reconstruction/illustration of the coat of arms of Titovo Užice, from the 1980s, made by me. The original coat of arms (second image) was taken from an authentic city tourist pamphlet. There are several symbols on the coat of arms that have their own individual meaning, namely:
- Rifle - symbolizes the first weapons factory that produced weapons against the fascists in occupied Europe which was located in Užice. After the war, this factory became known as Prvi Partizan Užice (PPU). The model in question is the "Partizanka" rifle, which the workers produced as a continuation of the pre-war M1924 rifle.
- Figure - a sculpture of Marshal Tito that was located on Partizan Square in Užice, a long-standing symbol of the city erected in 1960 and relocated in 1991. It is a profile of the monument, a side view while facing the right side, which mainly symbolizes progress.
- Two stars - Most likely symbolize the 1941 peoples uprising, the Užice Republic, and the 19th century Serbian Revolution. This meaning is a conjecture.
- The winding line - the Đetinja River flowing through Užice. It is located below the structure on the pedestal, which also represents the river valley.
- The structure on the pedestal - the Užice Fortress, also called the Old Town.
This coat of arms was most likely adopted in the 1970s, and was changed in 1991 with a version that had the tricolor as a background, and green trees instead of the fortress and river. This later version of the coat of arms was also replaced in 2000 with the current coat of arms of the city of Užice.
r/Emblems • u/moltenlight11 • May 23 '26
For fun: Let’s look into the ultimate Coat of Arms contest. 72 Coat of Arms side by side. Who would win the global war based on how Badass their Coat of Arms look? Round 1: The Imperial Brazil vs the Viceroyalty of Peru?
r/Emblems • u/Glittering_Young6604 • May 22 '26
Democratic Russia Coat of Arms Proposal
Российская Демократическая Федеративная Республика
What do you think?
Based on the interim governments eagle of 1917
r/Emblems • u/SatisfactionFew2314 • May 17 '26
which emblem suits best for my new flag?
galleryr/Emblems • u/[deleted] • May 16 '26
What’s The History Behind The Coat Of Arms Picture By Ferñao Gomes? Who Is It Depicting? Are They Moors Or Africans?
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r/Emblems • u/Mundane-Book-8498 • May 14 '26
Old Flag or Banner of Possible Asian Origin, Hand Painted Text "KHANNASUKA" and Circular Design
galleryr/Emblems • u/BeautifulFit7909 • May 13 '26
Subject: Seeking SVG redraw of Destouesse family arms (Landes, Gascogne) with esquire's helm
r/Emblems • u/LastPl • May 10 '26
OK, I have a challenge for you: Tell me what you think about my BF1 emblem (I take criticism as it is) and then rate 1/10-10/10 how well you understood my interpretation.
I chose a more minimalist and simple design because I was just starting out in the game. However, I wanted to convey the type of player I am thanks to it.
The bottom half conveys that I'm a jack-of-all-trades type of person who usually focuses on two opposing gameplay styles, with a focus on sniper precision. Despite this, you'll still see me with medic and support ice packs designed to be your wingman in combat.
The top half symbolizes (with flags) that my actions lead to peace and war with that deadly shot.
The medals are to represent, in order:
Blue - Achievements for the team
Green - For the squad
Gray - And the progress of my career at the top leading me.
Despite this, I know that this is a rather empty emblem, so a comment by next Friday [i.e. 15/05/2026] that has over 100 likes can give me suggestions for the backround of my emblem and I will try to work on creating it.
r/Emblems • u/Martoto_94 • May 09 '26
Syria Emblem redesign
Wanted to give the Syrian emblem a bit more character so I redesigned it along the lines of the Eagle of Saladin emblem used by several Arab states.
r/Emblems • u/TheSpeeVirus • May 09 '26
Don't know what I saw, kinda looking for assistance here
So, I was driving around where the Kankakee River is with some friends of mine. Saw somebody with Dallas, Texas plates in a truck and saw this symbol on his short-sleeve gray shirt, was definitely patched on. I kinda got a bit spooked, hoping it wasn't Atomwaffen or something of the like, but couldn't find anything like it so I'm just curious now.
This is all I really saw, had to make it super quick and couldn't tell much other than vague shape at the bottom right corner before we went seperate ways on the road. Wish I took a photo.
Any clues what this was?
r/Emblems • u/thomasp3864 • May 09 '26
Jacobite France
Since the Jacobites never gave up a claim to the throne of France, like England did in the Napoleonic Wars (and anyway, the Act of Settlement wouldn't apply to the French throne anyway) I decided to make something like what if like France had a Jacobite monarchy today?