My new sig

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  1. Boydeh ..

    Boydeh .. Ancient
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    [​IMG]

    I prefer the mario one personally but i needed a change .. :p
    This is falco from starfox by the way .. :p
    So what you think?
     
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  2. Dizfunky

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    It's ok...I'm not sure what I don't like about though...

    I don't really care for renders.
     
  3. LOCK.xcf

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    word of advicee, blend your renders. it dosnt matter how awesome your background is, if your render doesn't look like a part of your sig, your sig won't look as good.

    What i suggest for blending a render is

    -Duplicate Render
    -On the bottom one, set it to gaussian blur [around 20]
    then place a clolored gradient above the hole image [like for yours it could be clue to black]
    -then set the top gradient layer to overlay

    this way the sig looks fluid
     
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    Smudging the render is also a way I would do it, if I used renders more.
     
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    yes, that is true, just don't smudge it to much, and always use a soft brush
     
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    I prefer a hard brush with Shape Dynamics, scattering, etc. (If you use GIMP, I don't know if you'll get that.)
     
  7. Boydeh ..

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    Thanks for the advice .. I'll try it now and if i can't do it i'll pm you ..
    That ok?
     

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