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[Zubb]

This is My 1st Signature Made in Photoshop CS4

V1


V2


Final


Please Rate 1/10

Thank you

Zubb

Edited by Zubb, 27 September 2008 - 11:46 AM.

[slappyking]

its cool for your first signature, just try blending the render (sonic) into the background a bit more, using a similar colour to the render in the back ground will help with that, great job and i cant wait to see more from you.

First sig = 7/10

[Zubb]

slappyking, on Sep 27 2008, 02:41 PM, said:

its cool for your first signature, just try blending the render (sonic) into the background a bit more, using a similar colour to the render in the back ground will help with that, great job and i cant wait to see more from you.

First sig = 7/10

WoW, Thanx For Awsome Feedback SlappyKing

I will make sure i Blend My Render In With My background, Im Just Quite New To PS

One Problem Im Greatly Having Though Is.. Making A Border Around My Sig

When ive finished making my sig, I select my "background" layer, and i goto "select all" and then select "stroke" And i set it to About 2 px and choose "Inside" And Click Ok, But the stroke (Border) Is either Not there... Or like the example in my sig i posted in this thread, it just makes a stroke on the top line of the border, closest to my render's head, Ive Made Little avatars in the past, and i couldnt ever get the stroke to work, to make a border  

Zubb

[slappyking]

The border looks ok in v2, i didnt notice it in v1 to be honest, you could try adding a colour balance layer and making the background a little more red'er (layer / new adjustments layer / colour balance and mess around with the settings), your still doing a great job so keep it up.

For the bottom border you could always just use the Rectangle tool (black) to fill in the missing bits.

Edited by slappyking, 27 September 2008 - 11:41 AM.

[sirenzo]

id try a difrent render of that character seems like u bg dosnt realy fit it that well seeing as u first in all or just in c4?
in any case the bg seems a bit saturated try lowering the brightness down a bit blending in rend like slappy said
but over all keep it up zubb

Edited by sirenzo, 28 September 2008 - 02:54 AM.