[ANSTHRLD] pictorial armorial
Irena Fridenberg
rubberduckiemom at gmail.com
Mon Oct 15 09:17:39 PDT 2007
As you know, I am very interested in working on this project. Just let
me know where, when, what and how. In one of my postings I stated there
needed to be one person holding everything in order knowing who is
doing what and what has been done. I am very willing to support that person
and work within the guidelines set forth. As before, I am willing and able.
Katrine
On 10/15/07, Alden Drake <alden_drake at sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>
> Just a thought, but one I'll put out there, for those interested, to
> consider. Yes, scanning a color emblazon from a submission form and
> cropping out all the non-emblazon bits is a considerable time saving way
> of putting together a graphic armorial, but I've seen my fair share of
> colored emblazons, and they aren't always the most eye appealing. I
> might suggest using the line drawings and coloring them in via computer.
>
> For the fact that personal information is given on the submission forms,
> I don't want scans of those forms traveling around to people who aren't
> heraldic officers. Asterisk and Arbalest are the two offices that keep
> copies of all the submissions forms. Bordure receives color copies, but
> passes them up to Laurel and does not keep them on file. Local heralds
> should have copies of forms that were submitted through their branches,
> but as a resource, it isn't as complete. Working on this will likely
> require the cooperation/participation of Asterisk and/or Arbalest for
> access to copy/scan emblazons from forms.
>
> This is also a project that Sigillarius, Zodiacus (and I'd recommend
> Master Francois) should have some involvement with, in order to get it
> published on the website, and/or connected with the online OP. It could
> also be useful to tie it in with the HST, which HL Emma maintains.
>
> I think it's a fine idea, and am willing to support it being done. I
> would *very much* like to see a proposal outlining who will be in charge
> of it, who will work on the team, how it will be done, and how it will
> be implemented. If it seems necessary, I can create a herald
> extraordinary office that will report to Star with a quarterly progress
> report. Having ambition and motivation are often great ways to get
> things going, but I find making someone responsible/accountable helpful
> to keep things going. :)
>
> Alden
>
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