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Salut,

Juste pour dire que par définition le burelé est de dix, dont c'est pas nécessaire d'ajouter ce détail à un blasonement. Je vais quand même laisser ton ajout puisque çe n'est pas faut non plus.--Caranorn 12:35, 28 March 2007 (UTC)Reply

Je viens juste de jeter un coup d'oeil sur tes très beaux blasons. Tu devrais peut être entrer en contact avec le Projet Blason de wikipedia francophone. La raison est que Min's vient d'aussi créer un fichier SVG du blason de Charleroi et probablement de certains autres fichiers. Dont il y a double emploi et vous pourriez peut être vous coordiner. Et tu peux biensur remplacer tous mes png, ou les nominer pour suppression (je ne travaille pas en SVG, ou pas encore, et je ne peux pas publier mes png plus récents).

Note je viens de réaliser que tu es déjà en contact avec le projet blason. Je recommanderais quand même une coordination, il ne sert à rien de faire le même travail deux fois. J'ai aussi laissé une note pour Min's avec lequel tu es déjà en contact.--Caranorn 12:50, 28 March 2007 (UTC)Reply

Tu as mille fois raison ! Mea culpa. J'ai d'autant plus honte que j'insiste généralement très fort pour le respect de ce genre de règle. J'ai donc corrigé ma correction ! :) Pour ma défense, je dirai que je venais de passer près de dix-huit heures d'affilée devant mon écran et que je ne n'avais plus les yeux en face des trous... On fait (et on dit) parfois de fameuses bêtises quand on est fatigué.

Quoi qu'il en soit, je te remercie pour ton avis sur mes blasons. J'aime beaucoup les tiens et je ne me permettrai pas de les remplacer parce que ce n'est pas le but de ma démarche... Pour le moment, il s'agit surtout de compléter un projet de traité du blasonnement qui soit plus complet et plus "correct" que celui du portail héraldique. Et aussi de tenter un véritable armorial exhaustif des communes de Belgique. J'ai, en effet, la possibilité d'obtenir auprès des administrations communales les blasons exacts, y compris des anciennes communes des nouvelles entités ; ça devrait permettre de "boucher" les nombreux trous...

Pour ce qui est de la coordination, j'espère qu'elle viendra bientôt et, surtout, j'attend les remarques, suggestions et critiques sur l'article "règles du blasonnement" que je prépare. Cela dit, il n'y a pas vraiment de double emploi des blasons, dans la mesure où ils n'ont pas la même "présentation". J'ai simplement voulu que les miens soient plus "formattés" en fonction des règles précises de l'héraldique (mes écus, par exemple, sont "aux normes"...). Ils ne sont pas meilleurs, loin de là, mais, dès que j'aurai complété mon article, toutes les partitions et les pièces seront disponibles en format svg et dans les proportions "correctes" 7/8, ce qui, je l'espère, servira à tous.

N.B. Mes lions ont la queue mal orientée, je vais devoir les redessiner ! ;)

Cordialement, PercevalBxl 19:06, 28 March 2007 (UTC)Reply

Juste pour note, la forme de l'écu peut varier énormément donc la proportion 7/8 n'est pas nécessaire, bien qu'effectivement le type d'écu que tu utilise est beaucoup plus adapté aux armes écartelées ou encore plus complexes. Normalement je ne m'occupe que d'armoiries médiévales, c'est là raison pour laquelle j'avais adopté l'écu arrondi et coupé. Depuis j'ai opté pour une variante toujours arrondie mais sans avoir découpé le chef, mais c'est un vrai casse tête pour adapter certaines armoiries dépassant le début du 14ème siècle.

Pour les sources c'est très bien si tu peux avoir les blasonnements et exemples directement des sources. J'avais commencé avec uniquement une copie de l'armorial de Max Servais en ignorance que beaucoup d'armes avaient changées avec les reformes des années 70. Malheureusement la bibliothèque nationale ici au Luxembourg n'a pas de copie des deux armoriaux publiés par la banque Dexia dans les années 90.--Caranorn 11:46, 29 March 2007 (UTC)Reply

La forme de l'écu n'est effectivement pas "fixée" et l'artiste héraldiste est tout à fait libre de l'adapter à son inspiration. cependant, au risque de paraître puriste ou tétracapillotomiste, je noterai que l'écu "en accolade" ou "français moderne" est un peu moins libre que les autres, dans la mesure où, daté des XVIIIème-XIXème siècles, il a été adopté d'emblée dans ces proportions et qu'aucune autorité héraldique française n'a pu le modifier depuis... je le répète, c'est couper les cheveux en quatre, mais l'héraldique n'est-celle pas, précisément, du coupage de cheveux en quatre ?

Pour ce qui est des armoriaux publiés par Dexia, ils s'arrêtent en 1990 et ne tiennent pas compte des modifications ultérieures de toute façon... il n'y a donc qu'une seule source fiable : les communes elles-mêmes. Je tâcherai de mettre les blasonnements en ligne à mesure que je les recevrai.

Mes contacts étant valables au Luxembourg aussi, si tu en as besoin, n'hésite pas à me faire signe...

Cordialement, PercevalBxl 12:00, 29 March 2007 (UTC)Reply

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