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"The Goodbye II"

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by Jayvee Enaguas (The Harvett Vault)

Published: 2022-03-16

The visual art in indexed colours depicts Harvett facing right forward with black text in Gill Sans-esque font on a white speech balloon against a purple background, frowning while narrowing his eyes and looking at the viewer and bidding farewell to Cherry Prepaid during the shutdown.

Poor Harvett, he noticed that it had already happened.

Farewell and rest in peace to Cherry Prepaid.

November 11, 2015–March 16, 2023

Characters

• Harvett

Trivia

• It has six colour palettes based on the logo from an external source where its design is copyrighted (non-libre) and is definitely above the threshold of originality.
  • Besides, Harvett's t-shirt colour is red instead of green due to palette limitations.
• It mentioned Cherry Prepaid after discontinuing all promos a month earlier and later ceasing from operating for over eight years due to the SIM Registration Act.

Devices used

Laptop(s)

• Lenovo IdeaPad Z50-70

Programs used

• Classic Colors; version 1.0.1-20221210
• GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP); version 2.10.24

Licenses

It is free (libre) artwork. You are free to use, redistribute, modify, study, or sell it under the following licence when selecting a single version and credit to the author, which is required.

• Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 or...
• Creative Commons Attribution 4.0

Credit line:

"The Goodbye II" (Harvett and His Folks; 2023)
by Jayvee Enaguas (The Harvett Vault)
CC-BY-3.0/4.0

Downloads

• PNG image (11 KB)

External links

• DeviantArt (coming soon)
• e621 (coming soon)
• Wikimedia Commons

Last updated: 2023-03-18, 10:28 (UTC)

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