Construsctive criticism, I think it would look better if all of the circles were perfectly circular, and if some of them were intersecting and stuff and there was more circles, with a larger range of sizes. I like the color inversion, though.
Ryan, your entry is almost designer-good. Its got an Andy Warhol look to it with a lot of pop-art thrown in. Very good, now make a wallpaper out of it.
Ah, but look closer. It is more than merely half of white and half of black with lense flare. The PSD has 30 layers in it. In truth, the meaning lies in a deep epiphany I had while browsing the forums the other day (religion-related, if you don't want to read about it then stop here...). Alright, here goes: A few days ago while browsing the forum, and heatedly debating the issue of religion with a friend (who is an athiest/God-hater), I had an epiphany (after her saying something along the lines of "You christians always thinking your so perfect..."). The epiphany was that although the line between who is going to Heaven and who is going to Hell is clearly defined, there is indeed gray area, and that once you've seen the brightness of the Light of God, you can hardly tell that the gray area was there. Klos's statement clearly reflects this.
