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Topic Started: Feb 29 2008, 06:24 PM (318 Views)
Corey
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Of the signature that's in mine now? I'm new to graphics, so no, I know it's not that good. I made that in Fireworks (the Tomahawk Talk sig)

Constructive critism is welcome.


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Abws1995
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Honestly?

It's pretty plain and the bright red "Tomahawk Talk" is clashing with the sky.
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Braves N 09
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I dont like it, sorry bro it looks to blah.
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Corey
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Fair enough. It's just my first one. I'll get better as time goes on and I get used to it.


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I'm not really familiar with the program you're using, so its hard for me to know what advice is actually going to help you, but just some quick stuff..

1) I would definitely use a different font. Actually, you should check out some sites like fonts.com and find some stuff that works better with GFX. Most of the default fonts are pretty bland.

2) Play around with some renders. Again, I'm not sure how this helps with the program you're using, but if you have any filters available just copy an image and throw a little bit of everything on it.

3) Borders are always good. If you have just like, a 1 pixel pencil available, you can just make an outline around a layer the same size as the sig itself and toss it on top.
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Feb 29 2008, 07:28 PM
I'm not really familiar with the program you're using, so its hard for me to know what advice is actually going to help you, but just some quick stuff..

1) I would definitely use a different font. Actually, you should check out some sites like fonts.com and find some stuff that works better with GFX. Most of the default fonts are pretty bland.

2) Play around with some renders. Again, I'm not sure how this helps with the program you're using, but if you have any filters available just copy an image and throw a little bit of everything on it.

3) Borders are always good. If you have just like, a 1 pixel pencil available, you can just make an outline around a layer the same size as the sig itself and toss it on top.
But be careful with borders. Sometimes they look cool, but others, it seems to cut off the artwork rather than make it stand out.
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Corey
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Thanks for the tips guys.

It's called Macromedia Fireworks. Works real well.

I threw that sig together in less than 5 minutes, cause I was in class.


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braveschopbraves
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get photoshop
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Yea def. get photoshop, it helps. btw bcb what are some good tuts for rendering and backgrounds and stuff. Because everytime i make a sig my background always looks blah too
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braveschopbraves
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hmm I don't know, I guess my tips are use pictures as the background and blend them in
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