Reply With QuoteI agree that #3 or #4 look the best. (a toss up between the two) I would also recommend blurring the mountain background so that it isn't such a sharp transition.
The far left pic looks too much like a millipede.
I agree that #3 or #4 look the best. (a toss up between the two) I would also recommend blurring the mountain background so that it isn't such a sharp transition.
Not sure I care to much for the 'milli-mountains'
Of the other mountain examples I prefer #2 - thogh a combination of some of the other shapes with that shading would look nice IMNSHO
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Put me down for a #1, nice and artsy. If that's too time consuming then I'd go with the #3.
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voting for number 1 as well.
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I like #2. They just seem to have the right colours and look more rugged. I also second the suggestion to blend the background. There's too much contrast with the green.
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