While I haven't yet fully settled everything with my new desktop computer, the scanner works with it and by now its network does too, so I could scan the Rodney!RatCreature doodle I did a while ago and turn it into my 109th icon!
No, making it yellow would break my icon concept. I only use black, white, and one dark and one light grey for the images and in a few I used a third kind in-between grey on the text. Keeping it that way for overall consistency of my icons is more important to me than visual clarity in a single one.
Well, it's not as if incomprehensibility is out of line with the usual fandom icon ;) (thinks of tiny, tiny fonts, too fast changing gifs and the ton of effects obscuring the pictures in some icons...)
What *is* with the tiny text in people's icons, anyway? I've never really understood that. It doesn't seem like there's a whole lot of point in putting text into an icon if no one can read it ...
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Well, it's not as if incomprehensibility is out of line with the usual fandom icon ;) (thinks of tiny, tiny fonts, too fast changing gifs and the ton of effects obscuring the pictures in some icons...)
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