
second from right with the white circle, reduce the circle by 10% so that she breaks out of the edge.
also third from right, the odd door shape, let her hands break over the edge of the shape, as if she'd leaning out of a window.
use the red outline from the top row, first from right on the break out bit;s of the gloves.
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also third from right, the odd door shape, let her hands break over the edge of the shape, as if she'd leaning out of a window.
use the red outline from the top row, first from right on the break out bit;s of the gloves.

Ill try that one. Not really sold on the circle / crop one though. Wanna go with more 80s / angular looking shapes for the border
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Went a bit mental with the 80's ness of some of the shapes and colours. The pink ones are badass!

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Might go with 3, but perhaps tone the pink down a tad.
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Which is why I prefer the one in the circle of the first set, as it makes it more obvious that it is just the upper body on a brief glimpse.
Though I do think the size and contrasting whiteness of the circle detract from the character a bit.
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Though I do think the size and contrasting whiteness of the circle detract from the character a bit.

The circle doesnt really fit in that much, and i dont think the sihlouette is as strong, elegant or easily readable as the arm one.
Do you still think the arms look like legs now you can see her lower body on these ones?
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Do you still think the arms look like legs now you can see her lower body on these ones?