You are absolutely right in all your your comments. Being when I created my arms presented knowledg

Emblem The first sample will show you my personal Heraldic symbols have been sanctioned atlanta constitution by the US HERALDIC REGISTRY No. 20150116A. A spida white, color symbolizes purity, divided diagonally from lower left to upper right, with zigzag color line azurite, symbolizing the difficulties overcame the family atlanta constitution in Asia Minor disaster.
Coat On the crest shield bears ancient Greek military helmet as a true child of the ancient Greek sex and symbolizing readiness and fighting spirit and pride of the origin. The top (crest) presents the mythical bird Phoenix, holding the beak pen - pen. Displays the job title of the operator, and symbolizes that regeneration comes through work. The Mantle atlanta constitution -katafchenio- is bicolor, external and internal white azurite. The saying "The light in the darkness visible" from the Gospel atlanta constitution of Easter Sunday. Jn. a 5 symbolizes hope for the future and optimism that the light will shine through the darkness. atlanta constitution Indicates clearly the Christian faith.
Although the appearance of the coat of arms, attractive, I think there are some mistakes. The wind capital, is white on white background. In this case, the presence of the abacus is felt by the different shade of white. If you put the emblem on a flag or even a shield, the same shade of white will be used with the result of losing the capital and simply be a white field. The Phoenix, does not follow the rules of heraldry with regard to metallic colors. Of course, there are exceptions but it would be good to contemporary emblems to the rules are followed. Also, the design atlanta constitution is reminiscent of palm logo. It would be preferable to replace a more traditional representation. As regards the labeling of his firstborn son, again made of different shades of the same color. The label must be of a color that is not "tied" harmoniously with the whole composition to the sensed atlanta constitution presence. In this case it might be red. My suggestion is that you should probably change the colors of the field and a blue broken line in white. In this case, the label might be a gold-colored. Reply Delete
You are absolutely right in all your your comments. Being when I created my arms presented knowledge was very limited and the fire prevailed experience! The white on white is inept accordance with the rules of the heraldic colors. The same applies to the color of the Phoenix. atlanta constitution Nevertheless there were always exceptions (some examples can be found here: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Contravention_of_no_colour_on_colour) Personally I have designed several Phoenicians, very close to historical illustrations (one sample can be found here: http: / /commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greek_Phoenix.svg). In general and personally I like the most modern lines in design and for this reason I used this particular Phoenix. As is evident not followed to the letter the requirements of traditional heraldry. Nevertheless your suggestions to meet particular. Show that you are aware of the object. I will try to implement them. Thank you for your participation. Deletion
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