Let us know if you want tips or critiques.
We're all here to help, though some people don't take criticism well.
I still run all of my sigs past my friends for their input before posting, sometimes it's easy to miss something you've stared at for 1, 2, or 3 hours

I'd love some! An maybe a little nudge in the right direction for doing the animation type ones ...I haven't experienced that yet lol

My first bit of advice would be to forget animation.
Just try to focus on making a good composition first.
You can always learn animation, but don't try to take 3 steps at a time. Just focus on making quality sigs first, by smoothing out the rough edges, and learning the basics.

For me, I see the eyes look like they could be blended better. The blending looks rough, like the eyes are kind of floating there, but the skin is making it seem sloppy.
It's a good learning experience, to look at your sigs and learn from each of them (I certainly still do). What was your idea behind the eyes?

I was going for like a ...I see you, hidden over here ninja look but I didn't capture the silhouette of the head in the final version lol not sure what happened to that

We probably don't use the same program, so I'm not sure how specific I can be. Which program do you use?
There should be an option to change the opacity of the entire image (of the head) so you can get more of that look you were going for

I use paintshop pro 22 ...free trial lol

I'm unfamiliar with that one, I use sketchbook pro.
That being said, I'm sure you can look up some YT tutorials.
If you go out to the graphic design forum (not requests) you can ask a lot of questions in there.
For example, you may have an idea of what you want to do, but you're not sure how to execute it. You can ask there, and a lot of people will lend a hand.
There's a really good community here, and if you ask for help, it's often given

Usefull tip for tiny pngs you would like to add to your sig: Example Your yellow wolf logo / Eyes

Filter- Sharpen
Sometimes you can sharp twice and it still holds the quality

Another tip:
When you want to hightlight something the easiest/basic way it to adapt brightness and light or drop a high quality shadow at blending options!

This post was edited by GUUD on Apr 20 2022 09:52am