9.30.2009

525, 600 Minutes.

Sometimes, a builder builds something fantastic

And sometimes, rebuilds are necessary.



Which version is better? You decide dear reader, I'm going on a roadtrip.

Posted by Mike at 30.9.09

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5 comments:

CyberLizard said...

Definitely the first one. The second looks like the end result of a rear-end collision. There are some neat angles, but it just doesn't come together as a coherent whole for me. Still, it's nicer than most of my work ;-)

9/30/2009
cmaussan said...

+1

I prefer the first one :)

9/30/2009
Joseph Armtstrong said...

I prefer the second. The first one is too long.

9/30/2009
ClaytonJr (Merlin) said...

Both are excellent and beautiful, but I prefer the first one. Congratz to the author!

10/02/2009
cagerrin said...

Second one. First one's far too.... boring. Like it's a box with stuff stuck to it.

11/08/2009

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