I love how you think that you're good in art, but you're fucking horrible.
It looks like you downloaded a render, put a C4 behind it and added some blur and lines here and there.
It looks like you downloaded a render, put a C4 behind it and added some blur and lines here and there.
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Bingo! No need to rage though. "Good in art" is gramatically incorrect. I believe "Good at art" would be the correct english. I don't think i'm really that amazing, just wanted a title people would
click on. The only stock image in the 2nd one is the man. Added filters on all of them, which is 1/2 of what signatures is about. This is the second day i've even ever tried making signatures and
avatars. I don't have maya, cinema 4d, or any of those high-end 3d rendering programs so I download them. Nice pieces of shit by the way.
Looks like a couple of pre-set brushes slapped onto
some video game character.
click on. The only stock image in the 2nd one is the man. Added filters on all of them, which is 1/2 of what signatures is about. This is the second day i've even ever tried making signatures and
avatars. I don't have maya, cinema 4d, or any of those high-end 3d rendering programs so I download them. Nice pieces of shit by the way.
Looks like a couple of pre-set brushes slapped onto
some video game character.
Well, you have a decent grip on the basics, such as positioning. Not much other than the basics. None of your renders blend into the backgrounds at all.
The blur on the first one doesn't make it blend in better, and you should avoid doing that.
A method that I find makes blending easier is using an external source of light and a soft white brush to help the render and background blend.
Tone down on your C4Ds, they really don't help make signatures look better unless you are very experienced at their use and placement, and, seeing as you are new at it, I suggest you don't use any until you become better at the basics/intermediates.
Lighting effects(like the one in the 2nd siggy) should only be used when you fully understand how to use them. I have the particular one you used, and, you didn't use it to its full potential. They're referred to as lighting effects for a reason, and you're using it wrong.
Also, for your texts, use something sleeker, like trajan pro or neuropol.
The blur on the first one doesn't make it blend in better, and you should avoid doing that.
A method that I find makes blending easier is using an external source of light and a soft white brush to help the render and background blend.
Tone down on your C4Ds, they really don't help make signatures look better unless you are very experienced at their use and placement, and, seeing as you are new at it, I suggest you don't use any until you become better at the basics/intermediates.
Lighting effects(like the one in the 2nd siggy) should only be used when you fully understand how to use them. I have the particular one you used, and, you didn't use it to its full potential. They're referred to as lighting effects for a reason, and you're using it wrong.
Also, for your texts, use something sleeker, like trajan pro or neuropol.
Hoss.
