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[Generic Nolander]

Taken advice from last experimentation thread - cooked up this. As always, the twopath inverted color nameplate is there, and i've had a gutwrenching experience vectortouching the render. It's considerably more defined than my last piece, and I think the small mix of vector-abstract in the background makes it look quite nice.

A bit iffy about the pastel-white background though - it does go with the hood of Ed's jacket, hence why I chose it. Little emblem up there is to signify that I made it Quite proud of that little thing.

[Generic Nolander]

Appreciate the compliment :]

Any suggestions for improvement, though? Praise is wonderful - but I cant improve off that, unfortunately D:

[nox]

i don't like something about the edges/frame

other than that i like the blending of colors

[Blind]

i think it looks good. the colors look good together. so good job 7/10

Edited by Blind, 19 October 2006 - 06:04 AM.

[Nick]

Something about this signature is really appealing to me. I actually love this! Great work!

[otherworld]

i have to admit, i usually dont like sigs of this kind of style

but this one is really quite good

[Tetiel]

Best damn sig I've seen you make. Good job, Euphy.

[Noitidart]

Duuuude that's an awesome sig man i see yo uchanged style! :E

[Kitchwa]

I absolutely love FMA. And i like this sig too! Much better than your last version. You MUST do more work like this =D

[Generic Nolander]

Wow

Wasn't expecting that much positive feedback. I'll start churning out more of this style - it takes ages to make, however.

[Kitchwa]

Wow

Wasn't expecting that much positive feedback. I'll start churning out more of this style - it takes ages to make, however.

It may take ages to make but the outcome is definitely worth it

Yes... do more of this kind of stuff. NOW! *cracks whip* >=D

[Frizzle]

Wow

Wasn't expecting that much positive feedback. I'll start churning out more of this style - it takes ages to make, however.

It's well worth it, it's an excellent sig, could you make me one?

[Generic Nolander]

I could try. Let me know what you want on it.