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Request for vectorization - the Coat of Arms of Moravia
The moravian eagle, oldest preserved color representation of the coat of arms of the Moravian margrave
The Coat of Arms of Moravia
existing SVG with tail that does not conform to shield. (59 kB; does not use pattern or feTile)
Coat of arms of the Czech Republic: Compare the tail of the figure in the second field of the quartered coat of arms with the Moravia.SVG file, namely that it has not been modified (and position (shape) of the figure in the shield field)
I'm looking for a person willing to vectorize an image file with the Moravian coat of arms, which is used by many sites: Znak Moravy.jpg. The bitmap format is an obstacle to its wider use on the grounds that the SVG format is better (technically). The existing Moravia.svg file used by other articles as SVG is not suitable from the aesthetic point of view (the shape of the Moravian eagle's tail is not adapted to the shield). It is possible that more people would be willing and able to do it, but in the end at least one willing person could answer the call and do the vectorization.--Pavel Fric (talk) 18:18, 1 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@痛: See National symbols of the Czech Republic. 1) The linked picture above represents the combination of the Moravian eagle as depicted in the file (picture) with the state (Czech republic) coat of arms. It is copied from it (cut and pasted into an inappropriate shield shape without being adapted). 2) This is based on the annex to the Law on State Symbols, where the coat of arms is described as "Quarterly, first and fourth gules a lion rampant double-queued argent crowned, armed and langued or (for Bohemia), second quarter azure an eagle displayed chequy gules and argent crowned, armed and langued or (for Moravia), third quarter or, an eagle displayed sable crowned of the first, armed and langued gules, on its breast a crescent trefoiled and a crosslet argent (for Silesia)." It is noticeable that in the appendix (picture) to the law the shape of the tail is adapted to the shape of the 2. field (approximately rectangle) in the shield (French shield), whereas in the picture on the linked page the tail of the eagle is not adapted to the shape of the shield (gothic shield). In the English translation, the "red" colour of the dice is listed before the silver, but in the original of the law (Czech language) the silver comes first in the description, followed by the red: the check (chessboard) is silver-red, in this order. Never mind that the appendix to the law shows the check(ering) red-silver. Finally, this can also be seen in other depictions of the Moravian eagle's form or its descriptions (however, the oldest colour depiction from the 13th century is silver-red). But the point is to have depictions that match the text of the law, because images further shape people's ideas of what something should look like.--Pavel Fric (talk) 12:27, 12 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry, real-life stuff is keeping me busy. I encourage other graphists in this workshop to take a look at this.痛 (talk) 13:10, 4 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Yes, I encourage them too. It will be very useful. At the end of November 2022, the user Tschechische Länder took the image (file Znak Moravy.jpg), ran it through an graphic editor, enlarged it several times, renamed it to Coat of arms of Moravia.png, and replaced the original file in the Czech version of the article (Moravská orlice; English version: Coat of arms of Moravia) with the file with a strangely blurred top edge of the shield, saved in PNG format. I would really like to see an SVG file in that place.--Pavel Fric (talk) 13:43, 10 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Pavel Fric: Do you have a link to the officially used coat of arms somewhere in the web? – Doc Taxon • Talk • 23:48, 17. Jan 2023 (UTC)
@Doc Taxon: Here the SVG file used on Wikipedia with silver-red check(ering): Moravia.svg The color palette used is different from that of the bitmap JPG image. However, the aesthetic shape of the eagle's tail is crucial. The source for the image is Coat of arms of the Czech Republic.svg. See Annex to Act No. 3 of 1993 of the Collection of Acts and Regulations of the Czech National Council on the State Symbols of the Czech Republic here. Artist: Jiří Louda.--Pavel Fric (talk) 14:35, 24 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Pavel Fric: Is the tail of the eagle in the picture above correct? If so, where is a source showing the tail of this rounded shape? – Doc Taxon • Talk • 00:39, 30. Jan 2023 (UTC)
@Doc Taxon: Yes, it is. As explained, the need lies in the availability of an image with a tail shape that takes into account the different shape of the shield field than what we see in the quartered state coat of arms, where it is approximately a square. It is a matter of feeling for the heraldry to make the result correspond to this perception of the figure placed in the field. The image is intended to serve as a representation of the provincial emblem - the Moravian eagle, using the gothic shape of the shield. The shape of the figure as such is the result of the work of a professional heraldist, but we do not seem to have access to the source SVG file.--Pavel Fric (talk) 12:36, 30 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Doc Taxon: Second option: 1) edit the tail of the figure in the existing SVG file and upload it to Wikimedia separately (in case someone likes the existing version better). Or 2) edit the tail of the figure in the existing SVG file and have this as the new most up-to-date version of that file.
@Pavel Fric: I believe what Doc Taxon would like to know (and I would like to know as well) is the origin of Znak Moravy.jpg. You've uploaded that file as "own work" with yourself as the author, and that seems to be wrong. I would not want to upload an SVG version with incorrect authorship information. TilmannR (talk) 14:53, 3 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Please make a new SVG file for the insignia of the Ukrainian 101st Brigade for the Protection of the General Staff based on the design of the sleeve insignia and the modern cap badge.
The present file leaves much to be desired and is not representative of what the insignia actually looks like, in contrast to most of our comparable files for other brigades. Images of the present-day sleeve insignia in use can be seen here in full colour and low-visibility variants. (Close-up of the patch here; of the real cap-badge here.) A simplified greyscale design appears on their Facebook here. The existing coat of arms image also lacks the brickwork background. GPinkerton (talk) 18:01, 2 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@痛: Hi, that looks great! I think a flag from 2014 shouldn't override what we see in the sleeve patches themselves, especially as Ukrainian military heraldry has been revolutionized over the course of the Russo-Ukrainian War. What I was hoping to see was a more simplistic design which would be basically two-dimensional like the sleeve patch shield. Something like File:81 ОАеМБр к.svg or File:1 ОТБр.svg by Inkscape'r. The helmet looks much better now, but I'd like to see a simple shield with flatter rendering of the poleaxes and gauntlet which you have done a great job in vectorizing. GPinkerton (talk) 05:50, 21 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry, real-life stuff is keeping me busy. I encourage other graphists in this workshop to take a look at this.痛 (talk) 13:11, 4 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Alright, I take this patch - it's been on my to-do list for some time. I think I'll be able to complete this sometime within the next week. VileGecko (talk) 16:41, 14 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Alright, I know this is a rather tall order, but could someone please create SVG files of all the Royal Standards used by the individual consorts of the various monarchs of the House of Stuart, based on their arms provided above. Thanks. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 17:29, 25 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Is it possible to redraw this GIF file as a line art without colour? I am planning to use it for Wikipedia events. Do tell me if such request is possible here. Thank you. --Tofeiku (talk) 12:24, 28 November 2022 (UTC)[reply]
2 Red and green are OK, but the lion would get from me #e1ed03, it would be best to recreate the original contours, but if it is impossible, this drawing can be left, only with the added tongue and tail closer to the body. Swiãtopôłk (talk) 22:31, 11 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
For #2 at that time the company was anglo-iranian. So, I take elements and colors from and . Orange color is the one for lion on flag for Safavid and Pahlavi dynasties (green and orange colors was taken from the Safavid flag, the lion design was also adapted from this same flag). If you look at the logo , given for (1968-1984), the color is orange... Moreover, your proposed color, #e1ed03, is a
greenish yellow
not really appropriate. To be continued...
#4: This flag seems not to exist. The only pictures I found are only the given logo (i.e. this logo on a white background).
#5: I don't know if this flag exists or not. I've only found this logo on a same green background (often a square design), but no real flag.
If not existing, deletion will be requested for these two last flags. Please, provide a source.
@En rouge: I chose this non-standard color because it is present in all images (I think it's because the green underneath shows through) also the dressing of the lion seems to be cohesive [2][3], This [4] is a link to the official PDF describing the history of the flag, it was one of my sources when I wrote the note, but I haven't opened it in a long time and since Sunday my internet is slower and the PDF won't load. There is #2 but clearly longer than in the photo of the physical flag and I think it's a graphic mistake. If you see any other differences in the PDF compared to what I've provided before, then suggest PDF, it's possible that I rushed the approvals #1. Swiãtopôłk (talk) 21:51, 13 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
@Swiãtopôłk: I'll talk here about yellow color, in #2 only (but other important info still to go, about #xx later...)
You wrote that your non-standard color is present in all images, but you only link to one image (image zoomed from another, the latter full flag image more appropriate as much in context):
From you link [5] (and [6] which is part of it), you can see that zoomed lion is not the same color as in the entire flag picture. In the full image, the lion is more orang-ish (and even in the zoomed image the green is out of reality, regarding full scope image).
Here are some links to flags I found:
[7] first flag on top: almost yellow/orang-ish lion, but others mostly orange or brown
PS: why don't you provide all the material you have, for the graphists to have more information?
From one video I found in BP web site, for #2 I'll modify orange to a yellow one. To be continued.
@En rouge: Sorry I haven't written back in a month
#4: confirms the pdf
#5: It's a generic company flag, you can see it here. It is still necessary to add a white box and remove the black outline.
#2: The appearance of the lion is very similar on the two flags, I think it's better to recreate the original, rather than using a drawing from a modern interpretation of another flag. Greenish yellow may not have been the best idea, use a light shade whose HTML abbreviation doesn't end in 00.
Could someone please create an SVG file of the flag attributed to Saint Augustine of Canterbury, as seen here (preferably in the 3:5 ratio). As the article says, it's based on the Saint's medieval coat of arms, as seen here and here, albeit without the flower in the upper-right quarter. And, if it's okay, I'd also ask that an SVG file of the COA be created as well (albeit shaped like this). Thanks. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 17:37, 10 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Article(s): BS diagram in Brünigbahn (for Pilatus railway)
Request
Template:Railway line legend recommends using BSicon FUNI for both w:funiculars (the ones with a " funiculus" or cable as appearing on the left side of the icon) and simple w:rack railways (which are sometimes confused with funiculars, but don't use a cable).
For clarity, it could be helpful to have a separate icon "RACK" for the later, similar to the above, but without the cable. Also, I'd make it raise to the right side (as the aerial one), as it's generally placed on the right side of stations. --Enhancing999 (talk) 09:06, 11 December 2022 (UTC)[reply]
Graphist opinion(s)
Done myself – when the request is done.
@Enhancing999: Hi, I think it can be more explicit to show the rack itself. Please see test files: [11] and [12] (here in svg test file history )
I'd like to request an illustration of this proposed Russian flag from an "A. Bryanchaninov" and, if possible, the emblem itself since I don't know how to properly extract part of an SVG and make it a centered emblem (if that makes sense). I hope the reference images are fine because there's barely any documentation of this flag, as I can't find any information on any physical copies.
Alright, I know this may be a bit of a tall order, but could someone please create SVG files for the burgees used by the following Cornish yacht and sailing clubs (or even as many of them as possible):
Comment@Snow Lion Fenian: I think these are not the flags of the cathedral as such, but banners of arms of the bishops themselves. Presumably, they fly to indicate the prelate is there. The cathedral (or its corporation or chapter or whatever) ought to fly the diocesan flag intended for all churches in that bishop's territory: the English cross with the episcopal arms inescutcheoned in the canton. Since copies of the diocesan flags exist already, it might be better to request a full complement of episcopal banners of arms, rather than focusing on individual cathedral churches. GPinkerton (talk) 19:53, 2 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Snow Lion Fenian: I didn't make clear the difference between the arms of the diocese and the arms of the incumbent bishop (or of some significant predecessor). Could the arms in the flag belong to the bishop personally rather than to the see? How are we identifying the flags with the cathedrals as such? GPinkerton (talk) 22:46, 2 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@GPinkerton: Well, regarding Southwark Cathedral, this post here (from the Cathedral's FB page) does confirm the arms in the previous link as those of Southwark Cathedral itself. Though I'll try and get back to you regarding Peterborough Cathedral at some point. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 02:36, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@GPinkerton: Well, from what I've gathered, the cross-impaling-the-dragon's-head is indeed part of the arms attributed to Saint Margaret of Antioch (if you go on this page here, and scroll down to the "Arms Associated With Saints" section, and then on to the part about "St Margaret of Antioch", you'll see what I mean), but not the crowned portcullis. Which leads me to believe that it was indeed Graham Bartram who designed the modern flag of the COSM, and that it was his decision to add the crowned portcullis onto what is otherwise (as you said) a banner of arms. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 02:19, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Snow Lion Fenian: That is very helpful. I suppose the first step would be a vectorization of the dragon's head arms of St Margaret, after which it will be easy to make up the flag and possibly the various Norfolk arms associated with it. GPinkerton (talk) 17:25, 5 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Request for a map showing the Dublin quays and corresponding quay names
Hi all, happy 2023. I'm looking for someone's assistance in making a map/illustration of the quays of Dublin city, Ireland to show the location of each quay along the river Liffey. At present the article Dublin quays doesn't really give any pictorial explanation of which quay is where, even though this would be the best way to present the information. There are 25 separate "quays" (see list below taken from the page en:Dublin quays). N.B. two of the quays do not have the 'quay' designation at the end of their name ( "Bachelors Walk" and "Usher's Island") but they are quays.
The name designations of the north roadway are (from west to east): Wolfe Tone Quay, Sarsfield Quay, Ellis Quay, Arran Quay, Inns Quay, Upper Ormond Quay, Lower Ormond Quay, Bachelors Walk, Eden Quay, Custom House Quay and North Wall Quay.
The name designations of the south roadway are (from west to east): Victoria Quay, Usher's Island, Usher's Quay, Merchant's Quay, Wood Quay, Essex Quay, Wellington Quay, Crampton Quay, Aston Quay, Burgh Quay, George's Quay, City Quay, Sir John Rogerson's Quay and Britain Quay.
This section is resolved and can be archived. If you disagree, replace this template with your comment. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 17:42, 30 January 2023 (UTC)
Could an SVG expert add 2ft 3in (686mm) to this file, with a colour somewhere between the colours used for 600mm and 762mm please? I want to expand the lead for the list of 2 ft 3 in railways on En-wiki, and a comparison of other gauges would be helpful. Pinging @DePiep, Antonsusi, and Quibik, who have all edited this image in the past. Thanks. Voice of Clam15:26, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Graphist opinion(s)
Understandable by itself, but please note that en:Track gauge#List of defined track gauges has 252 defined gauges! To have this gauge added (to a graph of ~10) would require, IMO, that the gauge is highly relevant. For example, by great number of articles (railways applicating), or by its history. DePiep (talk) 15:35, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@DePiep: perhaps an alternative would be to create a new image, comparing 2' 3" with other common British gauges, e.g. 1' 11.5" (Ffestiniog etc.), 2' 6" (Welshpool & Llanfair) and 4' 8.5" (standard gauge). Voice of Clam18:02, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I don't know how "British" gauges are defined, but in the full list, "narrow" has 92 rows (< standard gauge), and if we cut out metric-defined gauges, still dozens remain. Unfortunately we have no overview of the usage-numbers anymore (article count for given gauge 'x.y inches'). Also, I doubt the tough usefullness of the drawing involved, compared to the hard numeric gauge e.g., in a list (in which you can choopse your own entries, British and/or other). Also, some gauges may be merged as being "practicaly the same, by half inches" (enwiki task todo). Maybe this drawing is a nice illustration at best, for this (but ideally in a narrow/standard/broad describing article, if you see what I mean). All in all, the number of gauges is huge, is my concern. DePiep (talk) 18:15, 3 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I'm not sure if you've understood the reason for my request. I'm not asking for another arbitary gauge to be added to the file for no reason - I want a comparison between 2' 3" and other gauges specifically for the specific article I stated above. On reflection I think a new file would be better, and I've suggested the most common gauges, greater that miniature railways, used in the UK (which is where all 2' 3" railways are based AFAIK). Voice of Clam15:23, 4 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
@Voice of Clam I'm a graphic worker and has zero knowledge of this subject so if you request a comparison illustration because you need one I can help you.
So should we do a new image according to "comparing 2' 3" with other common British gauges, e.g. 1' 11.5" (Ffestiniog etc.), 2' 6" (Welshpool & Llanfair) and 4' 8.5" (standard gauge)"? --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 15:51, 30 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I would like to request the creation of an SVG version of the Great Seal of the Quốc sử quán of the Nguyễn Dynasty. Its inscription reads Quốc sử quán ấn (國史館印) written in Chinese Seal script.
Description
|description = {{en|1=The Great Seal of the Quốc sử quán with the inscription ''Quốc sử quán ấn'' (國史館印) written in Chinese Seal script.}}
|date = DATE OF UPLOAD
|source = ThS. Hà Văn Huề, ThS. Nguyễn Thị Thu Hường, ThS. Đoàn Thị Thu Thuỷ, PGS.TS Nguyễn Công Việt - ''Ấn chương trên Châu bản triều Nguyễn''. - Năm xuất bản : 2013 Nhà xuất bản : (NXB Hà Nội Cuốn sách)
|author = The imperial government of the Nguyễn Dynasty (original design).<br>[WIKIGRAPHIST'S USERNAME] (vectorisation)
|permission = (WHICHEVER THE WIKIGRAPHIST CHOOSES)
Article(s): Future article about the Nguyễn Dynasty's Hanlin Academy.
Request
I would like to request the creation of an SVG version of the Great Seal of the Hanlin Academy of the Nguyễn Dynasty. Its inscription reads Hàn lâm viện ấn (翰林院印) written in Chinese Seal script.
Description:
|description = {{en|1=The Great Seal of the Hanlin Academy with the inscription ''Hàn lâm viện ấn'' (翰林院印) written in Chinese Seal script.}}
|date = DATE OF UPLOAD
|source = ThS. Hà Văn Huề, ThS. Nguyễn Thị Thu Hường, ThS. Đoàn Thị Thu Thuỷ, PGS.TS Nguyễn Công Việt - ''Ấn chương trên Châu bản triều Nguyễn''. - Năm xuất bản : 2013 Nhà xuất bản : (NXB Hà Nội Cuốn sách)
|author = The imperial government of the Nguyễn Dynasty (original design).<br>[WIKIGRAPHIST'S USERNAME] (vectorisation)
|permission = (WHICHEVER THE WIKIGRAPHIST CHOOSES)
Categories:
[[:Category:SVG seals of Vietnam]]
[[:Category:Educational seals of the Nguyễn dynasty]]
Donald Trung I have looked at your two requests here but I don't understand how I (as a graphic worker) is supposed to know what the letters should look like.
The sources are of to low quality.
The text you write here in respective request (翰林院印) doesn't look like your source.
Goran tek-en, the text looks so radically different because it's in a different script. The source files are written in Chinese Seal script which was the script of Ancient Vietnam and kept being used formally on government seals until the 1950's, but unfortunately Unicode doesn't support it. This is because no country has officially used Chinese Seal script as a script in centuries so nobody ever bothered writing software for it, user "Babelstone" (Dr. Andrew West) told me that there was a project to encode Chinese Seal script as Unicode characters and that this project was complete, but unfortunately I've yet to encounter it in the wild. If this request is too difficult I can wait until another user has the time. Previously a few other users with knowledge of Chinese Seal script adopted these requests and did it as can be seen in the category "SVG seals of Vietnam", essentially what I want done is for these seals to be exactly re-drawn as vectorised files, please see " File:Cơ mật viện ấn (機密院印).svg ". — Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) 15:52, 30 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I forgot to add that the displayed text is in Traditional Chinese characters, usually when you see Chinese Seal script people will write it down as if it's Traditional Chinese characters, Japanese-style Kanji, or Simplified Chinese characters, in reality that would be like pretending that Russian and English are the same language but because East Asian countries do this and there's very little interest in digitising the script this is the result that we have to work with. — Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) 15:54, 30 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Might be a stretch for the graphists not familiar with East Asian cultures... The seal script can be tricky to do even when you know the characters. @Donald Trung: Done --痛 (talk) 21:19, 3 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]
I would like to be able to translate the labels in these SVG files into Inari Sámi so we can use them on the Inari Sámi wp, but this is not possible because the text is baked into the files. In addition, the text will be translated into two other Sámi languages for use on Wikimedia projects. On a more global basis, this would also be useful for other contributors who would like to use these in their own language on their own Wikipedia. This would require the text labels in these files to be unbaked first though. Takkâ! :) --Yupik (talk) 09:00, 11 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Graphist opinion(s)
I converted the first file (it had aria-label attributes). It should be suitable for SVG Translate now.
Article(s):Togo kuávluh and Togo at least. Later on, for the same topics in the Northern Sámi wp and in the Skolt Sámi wp project in the incubator.
Request
I cannot figure out what is going on with this file. I can select and change the text from German to Inari Sámi, but when I change it, nothing shows up when the file is viewed on a browser. I need to be able to save the file as a separate Inari Sámi-language file (smn) since there is no browser that uses Inari Sámi and multilingual SVGs show up incorrectly. This file will also be translated into Northern and Skolt Sámi later on. Thank you for any and all help! --Yupik (talk) 19:22, 15 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Graphist opinion(s)
The file has text in an invisible group (line 991):
and text converted to curves in a following visible group. Another following group has invisible numbered regions converted to curves (aka path text).
The text could be made visible, and the path text could be removed.
The font specification should be font-family="DejaVu Sans" and font-weight="bold". When condensed is used, include font-stretch="condensed" and the transform x-scale should be 1 rather than 0.8.
Glrx (talk) 20:32, 15 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry for the delayed reply. Thank you very much for pointing this out in a way that even I could understand it! This will help me fix future maps too :) -Yupik (talk) 11:12, 23 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
For me, I want to see maps (and other diagrams) use text elements rather than converting text to curves. Curves cannot be translated. However, I know that WMF is using a very old SVG rasterizer that also cannot paint text along a path -- something maps often need for rivers and mountain ranges. Given the uniform group naming in the category, the conversion of text to curves may also be an automatic operation.
I also want fonts to be specified using separate properties and use fallback families. However, I'm not sure how much support Adobe Illustrator or other graphics editors provide for those properties. I believe all but Inkscape view SVG as an output or exchange format. It would be awkward if the person who originally edited the file could not read it back into his editor. Furthermore, font naming and matching varies on different platforms, and I do not understand the ramifications.
I'd like to see the entire category improved, but there may be good reasons for the uploaders to have done what they did.
Can someone please update this polling graph using the latest polls on the English Wikipedia page above so it is up to date, including the 30-day averages bar charts? Can someone also please extend the Y percentage axis to 40% as the Conservative Party (H) have polled over the current maximum of 30% on the graph and gone above 35% in a poll to 35.6%. Helper201 (talk) 21:49, 23 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Will someone please create an SVG file of the coat of arms of Worcester Cathedral, as seen here, here and here (the middle one). If it's not clear enough, the white image in the blue canton is described as being "a representation of Mary and the baby Jesus. Mary... holds a sceptre in her other hand." Thanks. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 01:45, 27 January 2023 (UTC)[reply]
This section is resolved and can be archived. If you disagree, replace this template with your comment. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 23:44, 3 February 2023 (UTC)
So when I uploaded this image, I realized that the white text is not visible because of the white backgrounds used on various Wikiprojects which makes it impossible to read. All promotional art including this logo either uses it on a black background, or on a non-white bakground (possibly with a black dropshadow). In order for me to actually make use of this file it needs to actually be readable, otherwise it just looks like it says "Motorfest". Just as a note, once this is made readable I'll request it be renamed to something that actually means something to most people per criterion 2. --Blaze Wolf (talk) 18:46, 2 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]
This section is resolved and can be archived. If you disagree, replace this template with your comment. TilmannR (talk) 10:13, 4 February 2023 (UTC)
Illustration workshop
The Coat of Arms of Moravia
existing SVG with tail that does not conform to shield. (59 kB; does not use pattern or feTile)
Coat of arms of the Czech Republic: Compare the tail of the figure in the second field of the quartered coat of arms with the Moravia.SVG file, namely that it has not been modified (and position (shape) of the figure in the shield field)
Герб 101-ї окремої бригади охорони.png (To be replaced.)
SVG
Нарукавна емблема 101-ї окремої бригади охорони.png (Sleeve patch photograph)
БЕ 101-ша БрОГШ (2016).png (Modern cap badge design)
I thought this was a cool design so I spent some time vectorizing it too
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Done Here are the full-color and the subdued versions of the patch. VileGecko (talk) 22:46, 17 January 2023 (UTC)
Arms of Anne of Denmark, consort of King James VI and I.
Arms of Henrietta Maria of France, consort of King Charles I.
Arms of Catherine of Braganza, consort of King Charles II.
Arms of Mary of Modena, consort of King James VII and II.
Arms of Prince George of Denmark, consort of Queen Anne.
English royal standard of the Stuart era, which would comprise the left half of most the standards in this request.
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GIF Astronaut
GIF Astronaut
Only astronaut
Example of line art
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, given for (1968-1984), the color is orange... Moreover, your proposed color, #e1ed03, is a greenish yellownot really appropriate. To be continued...
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Comment @Snow Lion Fenian: I think these are not the flags of the cathedral as such, but banners of arms of the bishops themselves. Presumably, they fly to indicate the prelate is there. The cathedral (or its corporation or chapter or whatever) ought to fly the diocesan flag intended for all churches in that bishop's territory: the English cross with the episcopal arms inescutcheoned in the canton. Since copies of the diocesan flags exist already, it might be better to request a full complement of episcopal banners of arms, rather than focusing on individual cathedral churches. GPinkerton (talk) 19:53, 2 January 2023 (UTC)
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Request taken by --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 15:32, 1 February 2023 (UTC)
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Request taken by RCraig09 (talk) 04:56, 4 February 2023 (UTC)
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The predecessor to the wellbeing service counties.
The regions in Finland and their labels.
Togo, its regions and neighbouring countries
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Old WebKit logo in a box, has an incorrect angle comparing with this
Safari logo, currently hosted in Wikimedia Commons
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