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I really like it. Composition-wise it's visually appealing, I do feel like the green splat on the right is fighting for your attention away from the focal point of the image (the character) as my eyes tend to go towards the brighter blob than the black and white character but I'd say the contrasted versions really help define the focal point a lot better (especially the third one, it looks like the green blob has been blurred, or the main character has been sharpened, which is defining the silhouette of the character a lot better than the previous). Maybe you could add some motion blur to some of the splats to give it a better sense of liveliness and draw more attention to the middle?

I would say to be careful with item placement repetition. The yellow line is showing how mechanical the splats look, the little green dot to the left is almost aligned with not only the main focal point, but the green and pink splats on the right. I think maybe lowering the green speck on the left near the name, will draw our attention to the name of the user, as we don't know the name is there unless we are looking for it due to the pink text being merged with the pink splatter - I can see what you're going for, as if the title is causing the splatter or shaping the name, but if you could add a shadow around the text of the splatter next to the 'S' that could really bring the name to the foreground and communicate it's a 3d-like object that's being framed by the splatter quite nicely. Or you could add some light white (the rim lighting on the left of the character's face) as a text stroke on the 'S, E, C and partial T" on 'Sectory'. Then use the black to outline the 'E' on 'Me' as the light green is blending in with the skin, if you changed this to black and white, you would see the tone of the green text is very hard to read on the white skin.

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I have done some quick tweaks, just to give a visual idea of what I was trying to say. No way am I saying this is 'superior' or what you should do, each designer has their own identifiable qualities and this is just what direction I would push it in. Usually, if you are using two contradictory colours, you really want to make sure it's not 50% of one and 50% of another. Though, I would perhaps use a muffled grey as a transitionary background colour between the purple and green instead of white to separate the character from bleeding into the background, as I make sure my main focal points like text and characters are what a person's eyes are attracted to. Maybe just softening the background might work? I've also shaded the character with a light pink, to make it more atmospheric. If the pink (or you may decide green) is all around this character, it could be an interesting idea to play around with pink or green light bouncing onto the character.

In your version, I do like the teal/green-ish shadow on the character. I think if you adjust the splatter on each side to be lower or higher then that could be a simple but effective tweak. Here I've used the splatter as a frame, the green splatters casting a shadow onto the back of the character that really brings the eye to the text and face, while giving the viewer's eyes somewhere to rest.

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Of course I have done this on your png, there's no doubt you will be able to take this in a far better direction with time and the colours I've used are horrid lol. Overall, I really like the colourbook aesthetic you're going for, as if the character is a sketch and you're bringing it to life. Hopefully this helped and as always, take this as more of how I would approach the graphic as opposed to telling you what you should or shouldn't do. Awesome work!