dmwspyder

Hey, thanks for the helpful comment :)

Heh, regarding the topic I started, "You kee coming back for more", you had posted that you were a Diablo 2 junkie. That's pretty funny since I had just re-installed it a couple of days ago. I'm running through as a paladin this time. It's pretty fun because I had used a barbarian before, and this gives you a few magical toys/auras to play with. Nice to know I'm not the only one rocking Diablo 2. But you know what? I couldn't believe how bad the graphics were when I first loaded it! I'm a little spoiled I guess from newer games. Even though I have Dungeon Siege 2 and Neverwinter Nights, I picked Diablo 2 though simply because it was a classic, with a great skill system and simple interface. Nice to play the oldies but goodies now and again! Rock on.

[quote]At one glance it looked like a kindergarten drawing. after careful look, this picture does have some potential. although this is not exactly an awesome piece, but it has good concept.

i think the rainbow kind of spoilt the concept. the day and night effects are good. it's not an exact mirror image of the each other. will be nice if it is. meaning, the sun is mirrorer to the moon, etc.

and also i noticed the proportion of day is slightly larger than night? intentional maybe.[/quote]

Many thanks for the comments! I believe it portrayed as a big benefactor. ^^ Just like to point a few things here and there, though - Firstly, Like I said, it's a two-world theme. My aim wasn't to reflect, but to represent the divergeance of two-sides. I'm with you with the rainbow, though. I tried to force it's perspective to make it look more dynamic, seems no matter how many times I changed angle, shape etc. while it failed to prosper, I also took it as a prospect so it'll give a better emphasis towards the 'pop' feel. As to regarding the inequidistants on the two themes, I wanted the brighter theme to take the majority-side so it'll give a leg-up to the excitement of the wallpaper.