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I don't know if anyone brought it up in the critique, but this is unfortunately really similar to This woot design
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Alas, nobody brought that up. I got more than one suggestion that I take that route, though. No background, just bird. I liked the boxiness of it and the contrasting colors, so I kept the background.
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PS- Very large, fully readable version HERE.
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and now I'm sitting here feeling illiterate, because I didn't realise Terry Pratchett's discworld character Quoth the raven's name came from literature...
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That's okay. I'm feeling a little illeterate 'cos I've never read any solo Prachett (only with Gaiman), so I don't get the reference you just made. Haha.
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at least you don't now feel the need to re-read them all so you can actually get all the references :)
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Yes, it's the poem from start to finish. One of my posts a bit further up is a link to a high-res, fully readable version.
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I lot like this one.
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Yup, too close to the woot design, you didn't know, no biggie, those are the breaks, and good luck with something else here!
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It'd be great if 'nevermore' was highlighted to the right of the Raven's beak as if he were quoting it.
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I, and several other people, have done a design like this before. It could use some work to make it stand out.
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I wanted it to be kinda 8-bit Mario style where upon closer inspection you realize that the pixels creating the silhouette of the bird are actually the letters and characters of the poem itself.
This went thorugh a lot of versions in Critique. Thanks a lot to everyone who helped out with it.