(Prototype) Asphalt Road with Tar Lines and No Secret Messages

This is a test print non-production section of road I put together for a small Burger Town photo shoot. 

While the sections work fine for close up photos, I think I'll need to do some art rework before this hits production. Asphalt scale, color, and overall bad ugliness need to be corrected. This looks like an 80s notebook. 

Tar Lines are DUAL TONE with DARKER black in the middle to represent the repaired crack in the road. Having grown up in rural North Dakota, the paved road half a mile away was the safest place to play as a child. The 4 cars that passed per day could be seen miles off in the distance and the slight elevation of the road would protect you from wild voles, untamed wolverines, and the packs of coyote who had acquired a taste for long pork. Common pests on the Red River prairie. Needless to say, these tar lines became simple play features and a steady symbol of solace to children of the Vast Lane.

Unlike ALL actual tar lines, there is no hidden message in the artwork.

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