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Lightning cutting through the clouds at night... with the moon peaking out above. I really didn't want to go complex on this, so here you are.

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Nice work, Jaden (as usual) - and I like the color combination. Yours is once again one of the most consistent with the theme.

msj11 wrote:Nice work, Jaden (as usual) - and I like the color combination. Yours is once again one of the most consistent with the theme.

Thank you! I worked it around a few times then simplified the hell out of it since continuous line art isn't my best work, typically. I'm really glad people, and you, are enjoying it though.

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very cool. as much as I hate bad weather, I love it!

I like he moon and he lightnig together

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very cool. as much as I hate bad weather, I love it!

I like he moon and he lightnig together

phoenixgirrl wrote:very cool. as much as I hate bad weather, I love it!

I like he moon and he lightnig together

Thanks Phoenix. And how can you hate a thunderstorm? They are gorgeous!

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I really like the simplicity, Jaden. And the placement and amount of space it takes up on the shirt is great too.

BootsBoots wrote:I really like the simplicity, Jaden. And the placement and amount of space it takes up on the shirt is great too.

Thanks boots! I figured with the simplicity of the linework, it could afford to be a bit larger.

Very, very nice. The combination of repeating edges and open space really make the shapes easy to identify. I think if you'd have gone more complex you would have lost a lot of that like many of the subs did this week.

I'd buy one.

crowquill wrote:Very, very nice. The combination of repeating edges and open space really make the shapes easy to identify. I think if you'd have gone more complex you would have lost a lot of that like many of the subs did this week.

I'd buy one.

Thanks crowquill. I've not been a real fan of the really tight squiggly line pieces people have been entering... and some of the varied line widths look like they're pushing both the minimum print capabilities and the max before it could be considered filled and not just a line. As I stated, this is not my strong suit. I'm not into linework unless I'm doodling (and I can't, for the life of me, ever see someone buying one of those doodles). I'm happy a few people really enjoyed this piece though.