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Japan Relief

By maximbark

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A graphic I created in support of raising funds for Japan.

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  1. perthdave

    maximbark, I signed up to this website to tell you how awesome i think your graphic is. The powerful, stark contrast of the red and black, the inverse of the main island as it intersects with the cross. Similar sentiments to what ItsNickBarry had to say. Just a brilliant mix of analog and digital. Well done! Love to see more.

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  2. ItsNickBarry

    That is perfect. Red Cross should have that on their website. Can be looked at several different ways. For example, the shape of the islands clearly bring to mind "earthquake," which is not surprising given the tectonic activity that spawned them in the first place. Perhaps if the background were white, it would bring to mind the Japanese flag, but black probably looks better in contrast with the red.

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