SNSD Siggeh.

[Tolerance]

Well APPARENTLY she didn't wanna post it because she thinks the forums are shit, but i'll post it for her.

[SNSD]

So stupid , I said not to post it. Dieing forum, not worth the effort... Let it die

[fuzzy322421]

Originally Posted by Tolerance

Well APPARENTLY she didn't wanna post it because she thinks the forums are shit, but i'll post it for her.

looks like u just put the letter on haha its okai 4.5/10

[Killzone2G]

I liked.

[Tolerance]

Originally Posted by fuzzy322421

looks like u just put the letter on haha its okai 4.5/10

Wow you slow baddie ?

[Shoquim²]

beast
8/10

[-Sicko]

Originally Posted by Tolerance

Tolerance, I'm saying this to you because I want you to do better (which I know you have the potential to do), not because I'm trying to bring you down.

"Art is a lie that tells the truth" - Picasso. While you don't have to tell the truth, or a lie, or w/e, you have to tell the reader/person looking at your work something through your work. Plan out your work before pasting on renders and C4D's and other effects. I usually have this all planned out in my head but if that doesn't work for you, try it on paper.

Decide what kind of effect you're going for. I almost always use a dramatic effect with lots of contrasting light sources. Lighting is very important for what effects you're going to get. Try experimenting with large round soft brushes with either black or white and just adding focal points. A huge part of lighting is Gradient Maps. Google about them, a purple-orange gradient map on soft light automatically makes any signature looks ten times better.

Style your signature so that it has a certain flow. whether it is from one corner to another, or from top to bottom, make the render and all the effects (like C4D's) going in a specific direction. this makes the piece more appealing to the reader's eyes.

Lastly, finishing touches. Text can either ruin or complete a signature. The worst thing you can do is choose a font that doesn't go well with the sig or place it in a bad spot (this just takes a lot of experimentation). One very important thing to make text automatically look alot better is to add a gradient overlay. This can be done by double clicking the text layer and selecting Gradient Overlay from the check list. Download these gradients: http://www.dezinerfolio.com/2007/05/...ts-v30-release and try experimenting with them on differnt blending options. Outer Glow on 10 percent opacity is also a good effect. Also a 1 pixel border can really make the signature stand out and give it a clean look.

So think about these things, try them, and see what happens.

[Tolerance]

Originally Posted by -Sicko

Tolerance, I'm saying this to you because I want you to do better (which I know you have the potential to do), not because I'm trying to bring you down.

"Art is a lie that tells the truth" - Picasso. While you don't have to tell the truth, or a lie, or w/e, you have to tell the reader/person looking at your work something through your work. Plan out your work before pasting on renders and C4D's and other effects. I usually have this all planned out in my head but if that doesn't work for you, try it on paper.

Decide what kind of effect you're going for. I almost always use a dramatic effect with lots of contrasting light sources. Lighting is very important for what effects you're going to get. Try experimenting with large round soft brushes with either black or white and just adding focal points. A huge part of lighting is Gradient Maps. Google about them, a purple-orange gradient map on soft light automatically makes any signature looks ten times better.

Style your signature so that it has a certain flow. whether it is from one corner to another, or from top to bottom, make the render and all the effects (like C4D's) going in a specific direction. this makes the piece more appealing to the reader's eyes.

Lastly, finishing touches. Text can either ruin or complete a signature. The worst thing you can do is choose a font that doesn't go well with the sig or place it in a bad spot (this just takes a lot of experimentation). One very important thing to make text automatically look alot better is to add a gradient overlay. This can be done by double clicking the text layer and selecting Gradient Overlay from the check list. Download these gradients: http://www.dezinerfolio.com/2007/05/...ts-v30-release and try experimenting with them on differnt blending options. Outer Glow on 10 percent opacity is also a good effect. Also a 1 pixel border can really make the signature stand out and give it a clean look.

So think about these things, try them, and see what happens.

First of all....are you referring to this sig or directly to me ? I didn't make the sig Oliviah did? She showed me through MSN and didn't want to post it so i did? If you actually thought i made that then i can seriously say "LOL". But i think she did a decent job i don't wanna put the bitch down.

[-Sicko]

Originally Posted by Tolerance

First of all....are you referring to this sig or directly to me ? I didn't make the sig Oliviah did? She showed me through MSN and didn't want to post it so i did? If you actually thought i made that then i can seriously say "LOL". But i think she did a decent job i don't wanna put the bitch down.

Oh. Wow. I feel gay. Lol. QQ.

You should still download those gradients. :P

[Aean]

Originally Posted by -Sicko

Oh. Wow. I feel gay. Lol. QQ.

You should still download those gradients. :P

l0l, like, what 5mins wasted tpyign that?