I really like this design, the background is very intriguing. I love non-digital media art techniques infused with the digital like this.
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Thanks for the mention! I’ve been a big fan of Unmatched Style for a long time, so I was thrilled to see this up here this morning.
Absolutely Doug, though having a great design like this makes it easy to pick.