I like it though, even if the bottom was a real pain for me as the bottom row of pixels was brighter. I'm not very happy with the tile i made bellow, I didn't deal with the reddish hue you left at the bottom until the end.

The.. what I like to imagine as a space ship window of some sort... was meant to fill up the tile a bit more instead of just having that flame I made. Sorry if it caused problems, I thought it might have given the tile below something to work with instead. In retrospect though, it certainly does look out of place.

PS.. I love all your tiles so far. :)

Thanks. ^_^

The one i made that goes bellow this tile, I don't like much though. It does connect your two tiles in a way. I tried to hard to be surreal. Anyhow you'll see when it finaly shows up.

Actually, I thought that the orange was a sun in space, so I figured I could make some sort of flame as the focus of the tile. I suppose I could of made it flow a bit smoother, and give it a more natural feel... guess I didn't really think that one through. :) Thanks for the tip, I'll keep it in mind for the future.

I like the solar flare. It's nice. I like the blue at the tip, nice touch.

It a good tile. Horizontal and vertical lines are sort of taboo because they "break" the quilt up into pieces. There is no rule against it, but smooth flowing tiles usually make better quilts.

Oh... :( But the horizontal line I added bellow makes it look like some sort of cosmic swing. :P

Oh wow, yeah.. that's certainly a fun way to look at it. I've never seen it that way before. I guess that's why they call it surreal. :)

Yes, I see that now. I guess the style of this whole institution caught up with me a little late.. in the future I'll try to be more.. smooth.. and artistic rather than mechanic. Thanks for the tip. :)