One small step for GFX;giant leap for GFXers

[Fex]

But I suck at making sigs.

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Atleast I tried...​

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CnC is also appreciated but I already know what people are going to say.​

 

[A$AP Wap]

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[-Punk-]

Yeah ......... that's why I prefer making manga sigs ._.

 

[A$AP Wap]

Yeah ......... that's why I prefer making manga sigs ._.

tbh, He should of made those into Avatars. The first one would of made a good Avatar I think.[SUB] You must be registered for see images [/SUB]

 

[Xēnovia.]

keep practicing ^.^ if you hve cs5 or 6 I highly suggest looking at some youtube tuts on fourm making. The fundamentals of sig making is lighting, depth, color balance, and atmosphere.​

 

[Titania Erza]

It is a nice try, but as you may have noticed, working with just a render is hard.
Here are some points which you probably already was aware of:

• The placement of the render could be improved, a good and safe method is the rule of thirds (you can just Google it)
• The render is bad, you can still see white noise around the edges, which certainly hurts the blending.
• Start with easy to use sizes like 400x200 and gradually learn how to make them bigger, smaller or even vertical or square.
• Always try to add some lighting, it will do wonders for the blending and it gives a more natural touch to the signature.
• Make use of filters and adjustments, they are great tools for beginners and experts. They can make the difference between a fail and a master piece.
  
  Here is one which you probably wasn't aware of:
• The render itself is horrible for a signature. It is small in width, it has no flow and above else it is static. You want renders with dynamic in them when you make a horizontal signature.

 

[Fex]

It is a nice try, but as you may have noticed, working with just a render is hard.
Here are some points which you probably already was aware of:

• The placement of the render could be improved, a good and safe method is the rule of thirds (you can just Google it)
• The render is bad, you can still see white noise around the edges, which certainly hurts the blending.
• Start with easy to use sizes like 400x200 and gradually learn how to make them bigger, smaller or even vertical or square.
• Always try to add some lighting, it will do wonders for the blending and it gives a more natural touch to the signature.
• Make use of filters and adjustments, they are great tools for beginners and experts. They can make the difference between a fail and a master piece.
  
  Here is one which you probably wasn't aware of:
• The render itself is horrible for a signature. It is small in width, it has no flow and above else it is static. You want renders with dynamic in them when you make a horizontal signature.

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[Titania Erza]

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Derp, sorry I though that it would help you to improve, not to make you scared. I should have probably stopped after CnC number 3 XD

 

[Sikk]

Lol I think you should use a smaller size like Titania mentioned. All of those 3 images look like you really had no idea with what you were doing If you're trying to learn I highly suggest this guy's video tutorials

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. When I first began I learned all of the basics from his tutorials along with some terminology, and because they're videos it's a lot easier to understand.

 

[Dannie]

That Miley Cyrus when she actually looked cute.