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Photoshop, look for images of different currencies and get inspired, you can also see my Eurekas banknotes for inspiration.
Well, I'm inspired from Icelandic Krona, Norwegian Krone, Canadian dollar and New Zealand Dollar, but I'm not getting how to get started? I hugely liked their designs~
St Scarlett and Eurasies
Thanks, I also spent several days thinking about the designs, first think what is essential in your banknote (value, some national symbol, name of the currency, perhaps some politician), and then you will add what you think is necessary, remember, this I was taught by a familiar who is a graphic designer, it is better to be minimalist and attractive than complex and ugly.
So, did you use photoshop on pc or smartphone? I used the smartphone one and I found it not useful~
on my PC, it's easier for me, Illustrator is also a good option, or inkscape.
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For those of you who wish to join the Commonwealth of Nations, I am looking for a Chancellor to lead beside me. Also I am looking for members who wish to uphold democracy.
To join you need only fill out the following and telegram it to me.
Name of Nation:
Heads of State and Government:
Government Type:
Ideology:
New Zealand does have sexy banknotes UwU
St Scarlett, Eurasies, and Enway
Begone weeb
I'm just kidding xd
I also took inspiration from more colourful banknotes like Australia’s
You could also try and make yours more unique, like how I’ve used square coins and banknotes
10p Coin (Obverse) and a ℣10 banknote
ISO 4217 |
Code | HSV |
Number | 632 |
Exponent | 2 |
Denominations |
Subunit | |
1/100 | Penny |
Plural | Vixes |
Penny | Pence |
Symbol | ℣ |
Nickname | Vee/Vees |
Banknotes | ℣10, ℣20, ℣50 |
Coins | 1p, 5p, 10p, 25p, 50p, ℣1, ℣2, ℣5 |
Demographics |
Official Users | St Scarlett |
Issuance |
Central Bank | Bank of Scarlett |
Website | www.bankofscarlett.co.rb |
Printer | Bank of Scarlett |
Mint | Snowby Mint of St Scarlett |
Valuation |
Inflation | 1.8% |
Pegged with | Pound Sterling at Par |
The Skarlagen Vix (symbol: ℣; ISO Code: HSV), commonly known as the Vix, is the national currency of St Scarlett and is a secondary currency in Corthaen. It is a part of the International Vix Union which also includes the Laverian Vix (KLV) and the Mongolian Vix (NMV) which are both pegged to the Skarlagen Vix but are minted with different coins and notes in their respective territories, only regulated by St Scarlett.
The Vix is a decimalised currency where one Vix is divided into 100 pence. It is currently pegged on par to the British Pound Sterling. The currency is regulated by the Bank of Scarlett and is minted in Snowby, St Scarlett.
The currency is named for the female fox, the Vixen. The name was chosen for the country's national animal, the Arctic Fox, and was shortened to Vix after a year of use.
The penny is named for the British penny, the origins of the term are largely unknown but it is believed to have germanic origins, possibly from Low Franconia panding meaning a pledge or a dept to a pawn broker.
As a part of Norway St Scarlett shared its currencies for many years. In 1875 Norway began using the Krone and St Scarlett became a part of the Scandinavian Monetary Union until 1913.
Within the territory some local currencies emerged in protest of Norway but they usually consisted of pieces of precious medal or simple barter, the Vix would not come in to play until independence.
In 1987 when St Scarlett became independent it at first adopted the British Pound Sterling, wanting to end its reliance on Scandinavia, but this was not popular with many citizens who wanted a stronger Skarlagen identity. In 1990 the Skarlagen Vixen was introduced but was almost identical to the British pound being both pegged to it and using similar coins and notes, it was renamed the Vix in 1991 but the subdivision retained the name "pence".
Over the years the currency became more unique with its famous square coins and banknotes emerging in 2012 under Erin Redwood's reign as Matriarch. The 20p coin was scrapped in favour of a 25p coin in 2003, and the Five Vix note was replaced by the Five Vix Coin in 2014, leaving just three remaining bank notes. The 2p coin was also scrapped in 2017.
St Scarlett favours coins over banknotes with just three currently in circulation. Originally there was also a Five Vix note but this was scrapped in favour of a coin in 2014, something which the UK also considered doing.
The notes are all square shaped and are about the same size as a British bank note cut in half, the unique shape was chosen just to defy Norway and to further push St Scarlett as its own country. All three notes use the triangle shape from the flag, representing Skarlagen Fjell, and feature a large Vix symbol, a number representing the value of the note and text reading "Bank of Scarlett" in both English and Norwegian.
The ten is red, representing Saint Scarlett, the twenty and fifty are blue and yellow respectively representing the Haugen government. The ten features President Astrid Haugen, as well as the logo of the Republican Party, it has been agreed this will not change if a new president is elected but may some day in the future be altered. The twenty features Skarlagen Fjell, which interestingly means the mountain is featured twice on that particular note as the triangle on the left is also meant to represent the peak. The flag of Redland, where Skarlagen Fjell is located, is also featured. The fifty features an image of the national animal, the Arctic Fox, alongside its latin name Vulpes lagopus.
The reverse side of the notes does not feature the triangle and features the Grand Matriarch, Kari Erland, along with her title on all three notes. Prior to 2020 Erin Redwood was featured instead, this was the only change made to the 2020 notes with the obverse sides retaining their 2018 designs.
Before 2018 the notes were coloured red (10), white (20) and black (50) and all featured the national emblem on the obverse side, this was the case from 1987 all the way to 2018 when the Haugen government was formed. The former Five Vix note was dark blue, representing the oceans around the nation and later Scotland once Erin became matriarch, with the Scottish Saltire being featured alongside the national emblem.
Obverse | Reverse | Banknote | Value |
10 Vix Note | ℣10 | ||
20 Vix Note | ℣20 | ||
50 Vix Note | ℣50 |
Skarlagen Vix coins are known for their interesting shapes, with all pence coins being square except the 50p which is a cross shape, and only the Vix coins taking the traditional round shape.
The designs are relatively similar, all heads sides feature the national emblem, the country's Norwegian name and the year of printing.
The tails sides feature the value of the coin and small symbols, the Vixen from the national flag, a cross representing the Catholic faith and a heart representing the Skarlagen people. Prior to 2018 the heart was absent from the Vix coins, instead a mirror of Venus was featured.
The penny, five pence and fifty pence coins are made from nickel, the ten and twenty pence coins are made from brass and the Vix coins are made from copper, giving them their distinct silver, gold and bronze colours.
Obverse | Reverse | Coin | Value |
Penny | 1p | ||
Five Pence | 5p | ||
Ten Pence | 10p | ||
Twenty-Five Pence | 25p | ||
Fifty Pence | 50p | ||
One Vix Coin | ℣1 | ||
Two Vix Coin | ℣2 | ||
Five Vix Coin | ℣5 |
Template by New Transeurasia can be found Here.
It's clearly located in Constantinople.
The Champions League, Serbia-macebonia, Poland-kaliningrad, and Pontus and trebizond
Which website did you use to generate your parliament diagram?
Eritei and Eurasies
wait, did you just use like Photoshop to make those?
https://parliamentdiagram.toolforge.org/parlitest.php
that one
Make sure to put them in Imgur, because wiki deletes them if you upload them
Nuweland and Eurasies
Dude
uncool
Gor Kebab, The Champions League, Eritei, Serbia-macebonia, and 2 othersThe Kingdom of Denmark, and Permorania
Today, in 1863, the final day of Gettysburg began.
General Lee and General Longstreet had devised a plan to strike the center of the Union fishhook formation, where there was the least amount of defenders. It was hoped that a massive charge would break through the lines, giving them a direct path to Washington. Longstreet had his doubts, for the only catch: it would be a charge of nearly a mile, over open ground...
The Confederate and Union cannons were lined up nearly a mile apart. Due to the importance and significance of the charge, Lee's Army of the Virginia was chosen, as they were some of the best soldiers in the entire army. The Rebel cannon broke the misty silence of the morning, firing again and again into the Union lines. Both lines of artillery continously fired back and forth, until a cry broke the monotony of the guns. The Army of the Virginia and the Confederate Cavalry charged with all of their might, releasing the infamous Rebel Yell. General George Pickett led the assault, in what would be known as Pickett's charge. The charge was taken down by Union guns and cannonfire, and eventually forced to retreat. Gettysburg was the closest the Confederacy ever came to winning the war, right before independence day, and was a decisive Union victory. It was the last battle fought in the North, leaving the CSA to fight a defensive war.
Remember Gettysburg, 1863, bloodiest battle of the American Civil War, and one of the most important in American history.
July 1st-3rd, 1863.
Apabeossie, The Champions League, Serbia-macebonia, and Permorania
nice
But Lib, Europe didn't discover Oversimplified! The Vikings did.
Apabeossie and Libertandonien
But there's only one viking there...
Hello :)
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