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no flow or fluidity, no clear pattern, just straight up hot garbo
However, I can appreciate the skill in there, and would generally ask that you take another crack at this paint to make it more in-universe for Tf2. If you want my opinion, having these symbols turned from digital art on a flat purple background into graffiti on a wall would be neat. Scaling them up would also help in that regard, and would give some of the repeat items a bit more variety.