CAT CLUB

These are Emblemry’s own words, written before the badge was drawn.

Subject

A fictional heraldic cat-club emblem showing a majestic long-haired cat seated in proud profile beside a playful round-faced kitten, both with richly stylized fur tufts, bright expressive eyes, and elegant curled tails on a deep field.

Motifs

• long-haired cat Anchor

  Drawn as the central formal feline charge in a poised seated profile, with a broad mane, upright ears, a high-curled tail, and simplified gold-edged fur shapes.

• kitten Anchor

  Drawn slightly lower beside the adult cat, facing outward with rounded cheeks, oversized alert eyes, tiny paws, and a curled tail for a cute counterpoint.

• paw prints Supporting

  Small simplified paw-print charges tucked into the lower field around the feline silhouettes, kept secondary to the faces and bodies.

• fish toy Supporting

  A small ornamental fish-shaped cat toy placed low in the field, rendered as a compact outlined charge rather than a realistic object.

• yarn ball Supporting

  A compact ball of looping cord set near the kitten, with the strand curving into the surrounding field without competing with the cats.

Palette

Use a deep midnight-navy field with antique gold linework and title lettering, rich crimson accent panels, and warm ivory highlights in the cats' eyes, whiskers, and selected fur markings. Keep every color flat, with restrained speckled print wear only in the existing inks.

Composition

Build a bold symmetrical heraldic shield-like silhouette with a substantial curled title banner reading “CAT CLUB” across the upper portion; keep it the first-read element. Place the adult cat and kitten as layered central charges below the banner, balanced by their opposing tail curves. Use a narrow ornamental border and small internal rules to contain the subordinate charges. Reserve calm open field immediately around the cats’ heads and between their silhouettes so their expressions remain legible, while keeping the lower field ornamented but subordinate.