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Although there is a choice behind making the icon that way.
As a rule i try to adapt the original icon to something new, but as similar to the original as possible. In the process i also try to add some elements taken from my set, in order to make everything more coherent.
So for example in the heartstopper aura, i kept the original heart shape, broke it in a different way, and then added the symbol that my necro has in his back (and on his "unholy bible") on top of it, as to symbolize that the symbol is infact evil and related to what Necro does best.
Also the fact that the hear is completly black makes everything very clear in the icon, the bluish-green glow in the back make the heart very defined, and the black heart make the symbol on top very defined as well. If i added shading the elements in the scene wouldn't stand out as well.
Thanks you anyway for your critique, i appreciate it a lot when people try to be constructive :)