My son Evan. He's been playing guitar since forever. When he was a little kid I put him in piano lessons - he lasted with those for a few years and then decided he needed a break. Although I didn't want him to stop, I didn't want to pressure him in to doing something he wasn't happy with, so he took a break. And then one day he came home from school and said he wanted an electric guitar. My husband and I looked at each other - mildly surprised - but glad nonetheless that he was still interested in pursuing some form of music. That year for Christmas, he got an electric guitar and an amplifier. He never looked backed, never put it down. It was one of the best purchases I can ever remember us making.
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dont overly care for the OOF top/bottom - it is not required in this image and detracts from it in my opinion.
if the image in the strings had an OOF neck on the guitar and you're replicating that it's one thing, but here it's conflicting with the crisp image of the guitar neck inside the image
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