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Like most pictures worth viewing in my gallery, this is a colorization of somebody else's work. In this case, the "someone else" is SuperGon25 , and you can find the sketch I traced here .

This version has no background picture; it's just the colored version of the lines that SuperGon25 drew. If you want to see a version with a stock photograph hastily slapped in the background, you can find that here .

As with the other traces in my gallery, the software used is Inkscape , an open-source vector graphics program. If you click the "Download" button to the right of the upper-right corner of the picture, you can get the source file in .svg format. Note that, although Inkscape uses a graphical interface, .svg data is stored as an XML document, and thus may not display as a picture on your browser. It might not display correctly anyway, as the format is not widely adopted. As such, not all of its features are uniformly implemented by all viewers.

Description
Like most pictures worth viewing in my gallery, this is a colorization of somebody else's work. In this case, the "someone else" is SuperGon25 , and you can find the sketch I traced here .

This version has no background picture; it's just the colored version of the lines that SuperGon25 drew. If you want to see a version with a stock photograph hastily slapped in the background, you can find that here .

As with the other traces in my gallery, the software used is Inkscape , an open-source vector graphics program. If you click the "Download" button to the right of the upper-right corner of the picture, you can get the source file in .svg format. Note that, although Inkscape uses a graphical interface, .svg data is stored as an XML document, and thus may not display as a picture on your browser. It might not display correctly anyway, as the format is not widely adopted. As such, not all of its features are uniformly implemented by all viewers.