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  1. Not bad on these mike. I'd say blend in the lines on the top one (they're pretty much the only white in the sig) and maybe move them over on the bottom one so they're not covering the D.I happen to like the second one a lot more...it's more colorful and looks well done.Like I said, not bad. But is this still considered your 2nd season? If so, step it up a bit. I know you can pull off some wicked sigs, mikey.


  2. 1. fonts never get counted towards it being default, 2. i made the c4d render and considering its a render... doesnt make it not a default sig.

    Put it this way. Defaults, in theory, should be what you could produce using nothing but a windows install and photoshop. No outside programs, downloaded material, so forth. :(

  3. Pfft, you guys might have started with Paint Shop Pro, I, on the other hand, started with Macromedia Fireworks. Now that is a terrible graphics program (for sigging, that is). :(Anyway, I'd go with everything Zythrix said, plus what mayank said, plus what Mike said.If you happen to need any tutorials, I have some pretty well done ones...just pm me and I can send some to you.


  4. Not bad for a first (good) one. I actually like the first one better. I'd say it could use a better background (some nice brushing would work wonders), some render blending (after you've added the brushing), some contrast (use a brightness/contrast layer), and a bit more color (color balance layer). As for the text, maybe a simplistic font (times new roman or arial black?) for the name and the same font or a pixel font might go well for the subtext. Might also want to throw a border on it.It sounds like a lot is wrong, but it's really not bad. Nice job.


  5. Just a reminder to you two that, as unbelievable as it may sound to you, even Saint Michael was a beginner once. Practice, practice, practice, and it'll come with more practice. Did I mention that you might have to practice once in a while?


    True dat.

    That is funny. He still is a beginner. Jk.


    lol, poor mikey.

    Anyways like they said, the people that are good here like Johnny and the rest have had alot of practice using the programs and what not.


    Aww, shucks. Thanks.

    So to reiterate, just keep on doing sigs and learning new techniques. A good place to start is tutorials, which you can find on different websites, or you can get some from me (I've bought rights to a handful of nice ones.) and I can give them to you free. They're kind of advanced, but might still be helpful. Just let me know if you want any, and I can pm them to you.

    It took me 3 or 4 months to get half-decent with graphics design... It's been a looong time now, I'm still not as good as I want to be, but I'd say I know insane amounts more than when I first started.

  6. i really like them. They really go well toether with the backround. They all have really good backrounds and renders. I have got to say that all of them look really proffesional. Keep up the good work man!


    Thanks a lot. :(

    Lovin' this batch Johnny. The render on the second is kinda funny :(. The third is just the foshizzle :(

    Haha, thanks CF. :(

  7. Thomas -- Thanks.Hulunes -- Thanks. What about his finger? The square is because I'm kind of doing my second edition sigs now.Reaver -- 1. Yeah, it was just an example for the render...not the greatest pose, I guess. 2. I was thinking that...maybe I should have made the hearts more red? 3. Thanks. :(Mike -- That's what I said. Go spidey. And the last one isn't really a photomanip...you'll see when you get the PSD. And the name isn't very visible here, but on a dark background like GR, it sticks out a lot more.Thanks for the comments all. :(

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