[Photoshop] Erza Scarlet sig

[DivineEntity]

Haven t photoshopped in months and was just looking for opinions!

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So what do you think?

version 2.0

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[Shogi]

too much blur on the render, it should be the main focal point, also do not put the render right in the middle of the sig, try to go off of the rule of thirds

 

[Nyanmaru]

You should make the render HQ

 

[TheKyuubiIchigo]

Renders too blurry =/

 

[DivineEntity]

I actually did a lot of work on the render and the only reason why it may look blurry is because I took it out of a 480p episode. Ill try and redo just the render.

As for render position, it is staying where it is. Impact is what i wanted and having it put to the sides to accommodate the entirely overused "rule of thirds" is never going to happen. My current sig demonstrates this quite well.

 

[Shogi]

I actually did a lot of work on the render and the only reason why it may look blurry is because I took it out of a 480p episode. Ill try and redo just the render.

As for render position, it is staying where it is. Impact is what i wanted and having it put to the sides to accommodate the entirely overused "rule of thirds" is never going to happen. My current sig demonstrates this quite well.

It doesn't have any 'impact' though, it just looks messy and out of place

 

[Stencil]

too much blur on the render, it should be the main focal point, also do not put the render right in the middle of the sig, try to go off of the rule of thirds

It's just not a render that's easy to make a sig out of. This can't really follow the rule of thirds.

Render looks a bit rough though >_>

 

[DivineEntity]

Updated with 2.0. Wandering if the feathering was a good idea.

Also to give people a rough idea of how challenging it is to make a render out of a screenshot. Here is the original, unaltered picture:

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[Stencil]

Updated with 2.0. Wandering if the feathering was a good idea.

Also to give people a rough idea of how challenging it is to make a render out of a screenshot. Here is the original, unaltered picture:

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Sorry but it's not that hard to mask/"cut out" a render from an image, you just need more time.