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It has too many tiny details, they could make an impression of the mess.
Oh, thanks Geci.
That's one of the best compliments I could receive.
@Mandrill, yeah, made a hybrid version. It really does look better now.
@Muffin, I see, thanks.
The really good use of this feature is answering people with 
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That one was too big, looks perfect now! I'm with Muffin on the Hybrid one - wouldn't change a thing.
make a smily, then right click on it, and click on image properties. then just edit the image link.
@skeddles, thank you.
@Muffin, that's a great idea!
I'll try it now, thanks.
Btw, how do you put images in comments?
I think a hybrid works best -
- without a frame it seems too loose in a way, whereas with the one you have now it takes away from the adventurous feel of the piece.
@Mandrill, thanks for the comliments and your suggestion, picture looks much better that way.
Though, I'm not that sure if this change is good for the theme.
I mean, boundaries lock the sky and it doesn't look so big and free and losing feeling that there is somethig else out there. But maybe it's just me. What do you think?
@Muffin, thanks a lot, man.
I had worries about colors in this one, but probably they were empty.
Man, this is on a very, very high pixel-level. Really great cluster work and smooth rendering. These very bright, almost pastel like, colours are pretty much perfect.
One little suggestion though. I think a small 1-2 pixel outline would frame this quite well and enhance the overall look.
Amazingly cool piece!
If i'm not mistaken, jal only gets mad at people who pixel M-birds, but don't quote me on that.... old folks get mad at a lot of things for no reason. 
your pixel tech has always been on point, but here the rendering and colors and mood work so well together; it's just fantastic.
Great to hear it from you!
Colors are mostly cold and not very saturated. Don't know what else there to say.
Man, there is something I really like about these colors and stuff and I can't put my finger on it but faved nonetheless.
Amazing work!