chill out, it ain't even that bad

@op
stay away from text for now unless it's really necessary
even then, use appropriate fonts and try to match the contrast
for example:
-san serif fonts (arial, tahoma, verdana, mangal, calibri, helvetica) can give a modern look. It's easy on the eye
-serif fonts (times new roman, trajan, garamond) can give a more gothic look
- use lighter colour text on dark backgrounds
- use darker colour text on lighter backgrounds

other:
-try to make your focal point stand out rather than having it blurred along with the background
-explore new methods via tutorials

This post was edited by TheShattered on Aug 23 2012 08:39pm

thats what iv been doing i used a difrent tut the second time i like the out come better than the first time thanks

im not the best at making sigs but

1. random white lines arn't adding anything to the sig but just making it look chaotic and doesn't help define a flow
2. the white circles are very bland and again are not helping the sig have any flow and only makes it more chaotic
3. the colors don't match at all and are very bland
4. the render looks so out of place it almost just feels like you set it in the sig then brushed a white line over it and behind it to make it seem like it belongs lol

The best thing for you atm is to do alot of tut's and get experaince at making sigs the more you do them the more you will be able to notice what looks right and what doesn't.

jw if any has any tuts i could try for beginners like myself lol if so please post. thank you

Thank you ill try these when i get home

hows that one? tried a new tut
tell me what i need to add to what im doing i know flow is one...

any tips or pointers on my newest sig anyone?

dont have text dont make random lines your bg, choose your colors better make more depth etc you should find a tut in the fucking links everyone has been giving you since this is clearly not there

This post was edited by Golden_star on Sep 3 2012 02:30am

anyone else see a face in this? xD