Have been having fun with photoshop with a little while now and I would really appreciate some opinions from you guys.

Trust me I know that I'm not that good, plus know most of what is bad with the sigs below but I am looking for criticisms and help..

Thank you all!







http://i41.tinypic.com/s1knj8.jpg

http://i41.tinypic.com/2w5ufyc.jpg


LMK all you guys have to say!

P.S.

If you guys could I would really appreciate brush packs/Text packs.. :P!



EDIT:/ Last 2 jpg are refusing to work!

This post was edited by GraySmoke on Dec 6 2012 07:57pm

keep at it!

try http://www.deviantart.com/ for resources they got lots of them

pretty G

only opinion i would give is on the second one get rid of the shadow/black border and use the color grabber tool on the pink (maybe you already did that not entirely sure) and reduce the opacity a bit

or even move it to the other side after doing the above

sigs tend to look a little better when the font blends well with the rest of it o.o

/e otherwise theyre pretty good C:

This post was edited by Peaceofmind on Dec 8 2012 02:45am

Thanks that is very good advice!

Hey guys!

Thank you for all the help so far, it really makes my day

I made this one today.. Lmk what can be improved about it.. Thank You!




P.S.

While looking at a signature speed art I saw a blending tecnique where the person used almost like a translucent brush that distorted the image below it.. Does anyone familiar with this? Ill try to find the tutorial that the guy was following.

*Being bad at text i just stuffed it at the top

should be an opacity setting on the tool attributes or the smudge tool

Very nice keep at it man !!!

First off, you need to calibrate your monitor. Just google it, and there are a few different ways to do it. Your sigs are oversaturated, that will help. Second, you need to make your renders more sharp. The cleaner they are, the better results you will have. Second, try scaling down the amount of stuff you're doing in the signatures. It's good practice for understanding layout and placement. And finally, just keep plugging away at tutorials and practice your ass off.

i like the affect of the first one and the colors of the last one. great job though :-)