Theme: Spiderman
E1
[Image: Untitled-5.png]
E2
[Image: ZOQ9e.png]

E1 Votes: 0
E2 Votes: 2

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I'm open for a sig challenge anytime and sig by me!

Alright, here are the entries:
E1
[Image: Untitled-5.png]
E2
[Image: ZOQ9e.png]

You guys have one week to decide the winner, this battle starts now!

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I'm open for a sig challenge anytime and sig by me!

Entry 2 for me, really shows Spidey's colors, and the visual are eyepopping. Oh and its vibrant.

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Great Scott! Signature made by me finally!
"That's what they'll say to me, say to me, say to me... This One's A Fighter!" Gym Class Heroes Feat. Ryan Tedder, "The Fighter"

Call me Septy, if my name's too long; Read my stories: Shadows of The Condemned, The Lost Birthday and The Crimson Winter

I like Entry 2 more due to better colors and flow, but it's really not fun (or fair to the other person who didn't do it) when the same person keeps recycling their old sigs and had already been critiqued on them. :\

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