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provided another AWESOME quick sketch on the mailing list that I suggested could make for a really cool banner. So I set about vectorizing the drawing, so not only would it be finished, colored and inked, but it could also be scaled to any purpose (such as, in this case, a wallpaper). ^___^b
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The variable width lines are quite nice, and I like their expressions; my only slight qualm might be Masato's left iris placement (and even that might be for comic effect)
*hugs*
So how to put it on the website? format down to a banner or keep it square on a special page?
My idea was to format this as a banner, so you'd have large text on the left, and the characters on the right.
Although I guess it can also be square-shaped, with large text on top and characters on the bottom (or foreground).
Scalibility is the beauty of vector, IMHO. ^^