http://forums.d2jsp.org/topic.php?t=57874419&f=246


If you're going for "clean" style, you really need depth, and flow.

This is something I made ages ago.


Colour:



All that is, is some pentooling, a gradient (100% opacity - 0%) for the detached eyes part, and a fair amount of blending filters.
Nothing hard, just a lot of playing with things until they look right (as is 99% of making a tag).

I'm sure there's much better examples, this is just one I had on hand.

^^ good example of sigs, and thanks for posting the links, I need to study up more on brushes I can tel you that right now But again thanks everyone so far for the c/c, I got school tonight, so not sure if I'm going to be able to get another one done tonight, if I do though I'll post it

Well I got to one, hoping this is better I should have used another pic I think, but let me know thoughts.



Just noticed I lost a lot of quality, I think I saved as png-8 and not 24 will look when i get home

This post was edited by Dawwghogg on Apr 2 2013 09:03am

render choice is a huge part in sig making... the render needs to be high quality. This looks very low quality and it sort of gets lost

some parts are too blurred, some are to over sharpened.

Render doesnt blend well, looks copy and pasted

forget this one and move onto a new one.

Brushes don't play a big part in sig making unless you're smudging. Even then it's pretty basic.

Agree 100% Render are definatly a make or break thing. Always find the highest resolution you can find.

I suggest you do some pen tool tutorials aswell that way you can learn to make your own renders if worst comes to worst. You'll also find pen tool is really powerful and will be your best friend when it comes to vector work. (If you eventually move to illustrator)

so do some.

yeah, because the last sig I didn't use one?


Everyone else thanks for good input, I'll keep reading up and trying out new ones, thanks for support.

post up the tutorial that produced that outcome

slowly due time you will find your style, and you will see the diffrence in each sig you create : ]
keep tryn em out, lookin good so far.



Post up ANYTHING you have created.

t4t.

This post was edited by Ightmare on Apr 2 2013 12:10pm