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Vector Excerise: Word: Mustache


"I used the word Mustache rearrange it and put a couple of the letters on top of one letter. I picked some complimentary colors. And at the end I did a gradient of colors. I thought looked different from the original. Breaking down the basic colors first then combining them all at once on the end."  


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