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HERALDRY RAMBLINGS Check out the Learning Centre page. We have added some new references you might enjoy. Full achievements from 9 countries with principal parts shown in their respective languages, plus Tartan and Chivalry histories. This month we are including a terrific Arm in Armour template. You need only put a hand or cubit arm behind it, holding various things...try it...you'll see how much more versatile the template makes designing arms in armour.
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"HERALDRY FOLKS LIVE LIFE IN THE PAST LANE" |
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POMMEL & HILT The Hilt of a sword is the handle (below the Guard), the Pom(m)el is the rounded ball (sometimes other shapes) below the Hilt; in heraldry, when the blazon is hilt and pommel of a color, it generally means, the hilt, pommel and guard are of that color. A sword argent, pommel, or, means everything is argent, except the pommel.
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HOW TO COUNTER-CHANGE A CHARGE, USING CORELDRAW |
Corel Power Clip places a selected object inside another object. The object that is inserted into another object is placed is called a container. The source for the container can be a closed path, a shape, or artistic text (but not paragraph text). Power Clip does not change the size of either the container object or the target object. So if you copy a large object into a small one, it will get cropped to fit the size of the target object. If you copy a small object into a large object, it will not fill the target object completely. First step: 1-Import a six pointed star from the Stars folder; 2- Ungroup the Star-color it yellow/gold; 3-Draw a box a little bigger then the star and color it red 4- Click once on the Box. 5- Click on “Effects” then “Powerclip” then “place inside container”; your cursor will change to a large black arrow. Point the arrow and click on the star with the tip of the arrow. You have now put the box in to the star (the container);. 6-Click once on the star; 7-Click on “Effects”, then “Powerclip”, then “Edit Contents” ; 8-Position your red box to where it covers half the star, stretching so the red box extends slightly over the star outline; 9-Click on “effects”, then “Powerclip”, then “Finish Editing”; You now have created a counterchanged star. If you want to undo the counterchange, right click on the image then click on Effects/Powerclips/Extract. Need help? Send the office a note. |
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