It kind of looks like a person walking around with no pants on. Maybe a thinner outline would work better?
this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2023
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the outline should be at least half the size it is now, and then it would be a major improvement
Does this seem better? I feel such a thin outline doesn't fit with the thickness of rays, but I can see where you're coming from.
I'd say either a thinner outline, or maybe just an outline that goes all the way around instead of stopping at the blue part
I like the non-outline better.
Nope.
No, I do not.
No.
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Something about Arizona's flag that's always annoyed me is how poorly the copper star contrasts with the red. Back when I was remaking the U.S. state flags, I decided to just tweak Arizona's by giving the top half of the star a yellow outline. Alongside fixing the contrast issue imo, I think it makes for a better sunrise effect.