Descripción del proyecto
It takes designers, artists to write the Clan Emblem. Payment of 5,000 rubles.
Task: to depict the family coat of arms of the Tumolsky family, without special indentations in Heraldry.
The concept is as follows: the word Tumo itself translates as oak. The Tumolsky family begins its roots in the city of Insar, Penza province, where the Tumolka river flowed, along the banks of which oaks grew.
It is necessary to depict a large, branchy, green oak with golden acorns and roots going into the ground, standing on a hill under which the river flows. The oak should be depicted in two versions: with ten branches (by the number of generations), or with 10 acorns on branches (any number).
There are no special wishes for the form of the coat of arms, use the standard classical form, as on the coat of arms of the regions of the Russian Federation.
There are also no specific requirements for the overall background of the coat of arms. Here blue, under the color of the sky, gold - noble, and maybe even without a background (on white) can be appropriate. I would like to see it in different ways. I hope you offer yours as a professional.
The final, approved layout will need to be provided in the “curves”, for further use in print.
Task: to depict the family coat of arms of the Tumolsky family, without special indentations in Heraldry.
The concept is as follows: the word Tumo itself translates as oak. The Tumolsky family begins its roots in the city of Insar, Penza province, where the Tumolka river flowed, along the banks of which oaks grew.
It is necessary to depict a large, branchy, green oak with golden acorns and roots going into the ground, standing on a hill under which the river flows. The oak should be depicted in two versions: with ten branches (by the number of generations), or with 10 acorns on branches (any number).
There are no special wishes for the form of the coat of arms, use the standard classical form, as on the coat of arms of the regions of the Russian Federation.
There are also no specific requirements for the overall background of the coat of arms. Here blue, under the color of the sky, gold - noble, and maybe even without a background (on white) can be appropriate. I would like to see it in different ways. I hope you offer yours as a professional.
The final, approved layout will need to be provided in the “curves”, for further use in print.
