Grafitti
This is the graffiti version of my logo. I decide to pick a darker red color to keep the mysterious vibe. I wanted to make the scratches very readable to help with the grunge look as well.
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Final Portfolio
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Your tag brush is one of my favorites because of the major detail yet simplicity of it. At first it looks like a lot is going on but the mountains actually stand out clearly and even if you were to adjust the size of your tag brush, the viewer would still be able to see the mountains. Really great job and I enjoy the paint you picked to layer it. Very realistic mountains too!
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