In this tutorial im gonna show you guys how to make a simple siggy like this:
here we go...
1. Go to Filter >> Render >> Clouds untill you get something you like, Im going to use this:
2.Now make a new layer and name it Brushing. This layer is going to be brushing, if you couldnt guess. If you dont have any go to http://browse.devian...der=17&limit=24
and look for abstract or grunge brushes.
-Once you download a brush pack save it to Program Files >> Adobe >> Adobe Photoshop CS >> Presets >> Brushes.
Then in Photoshop go to the brushes menu like this:
3.Once you load your brushes, select one or two and brush around a little bit till you are happy with it, shoud look something like this:
4.Go to File >> New, make this 3x3 and zoom in to 1600%
and do something like this:
5. Edit >> Define Pattern.
6. Back to the sig, make a new layer and name it scan lines. Click the paint bucket tool and set the fill to pattern. Select the pattern you just made and fill that layer.
set layer opacity to %10. Like so:
7.Now for the font. Get it here: http://www.dafont.co...=dirty headline
8.Make a new layer for the text, type whatever you like. make sure that it is plain white.
9. Now go to Layer >> Layer Style >> Blending options. Set it like this:
Whew...
10. This is the border. make new layer. Ctrl + A. Go to Edit >> Stroke. set to 5 px black.
11. Edit >> Stroke. set 4px white
12 " set to 1 px black
13. Set like this:
14. Your done GOOD JOB!
A very simple way for beginners to start out making sigs
What do you guys think about my tutorial?
comments and question please
My first tut
Started by
Fatty
, Feb 01 2005 10:38 PM
3 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 01 February 2005 - 10:38 PM
#2
Posted 13 February 2005 - 11:14 AM
that brushing sucks
#3
Posted 23 February 2005 - 01:24 AM
I think the tut. is pretty good. Thanks for sharing. I like your brushing too, it makes it easier for beginners to duplicate.
#4
Posted 10 April 2005 - 08:55 PM
My first post ::
It's pretty cool. The pixel line u tried to used seems quite faded up. Contrast might work on the whole image to look even better.
Best of Luck
It's pretty cool. The pixel line u tried to used seems quite faded up. Contrast might work on the whole image to look even better.
Best of Luck
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