Coat of Arms

ANIMAL - SYMBOLS

Coat of Arm Representation

• Every picture or image has a significance. When choosing what to draw on your Coat of Arms think what meaning you want to convey.

• Work on one (1) square at a time.• Choose your overall theme.

Choosing Symbol

• Choose one main Symbol to convey your meaning, per square.

• Then choose one other symbol to help support it. These symbols should be on ONE ON EACH square.

Then support them with color and lines.

Colors & Lines

• Remember that your color and line choices should reflect your overlaying character trait.

• Limit your color and line choices to 3 per square and they should be the same throughout your entire coat of arms.

Bear- Protectiveness

Bee - Industriousness

Camel – Perserverance

Dog - Loyalty

Eagle - Leadership

Dragon - Defender

Fox - Cleverness

Griffin (part eagle, part lion) - Bravery

Horse - Readiness to Serve

Lion - Courage

Pelican - Generosity

Deer - Peace & Harmony

Tiger - Fierceness & Valor

Unicorn - Extreme courage

Wolf - Constant Vigilance

Rhinoceros - Great ferocity

Elephant - Courage and strength

Leopard - Valiant and hardy warrior

Panther - a beautiful woman, though fierce, is very tender and loving.

Lamb - Gentleness and patience

Hares and Rabbits - One who enjoys a peaceable

Beaver - perseverance

Greyhound - Courage

Ant - great labor

Spider - Wisdom

Grasshopper - Wisdom and nobility

House Snail - Deliberation and perseverance

Peacock - Beauty and pride

Swan- A lover of poetry and harmony

Goose and Duck - A man of many resources

Swallow - One who is prompt and ready

Rooster - Courage

Dolphin - Charity and a kind affection

Snake - Ambition