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Rate my first ever sig

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So i recently discovered that i have paint shop pro 7 and then i was like "I'll try that someday" Then i forgot it for few days. And today i remembered it and i started to work on a sig. First i had difficulties but then i started to succeed after i got used to all the buttons and gizmos. So here it is my first and "mighty" signature!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Rate it, give advices for further drawings or something.. :)

Try not to steal images from google, put them on a background of 1 color, and add a font?

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Uhh... I understood only one part, "try not to steal images from google"

 

 

 

where then? :lol:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh well i understood the add font part too but i have a font already... Its the part where reads korp... :roll:

he meant u put no effort into it. you stole image from google, made 1 color background and added a font. Next time try makeing an abstract or something.

yourmysin.jpeg

Current Goals

80/80 Fletching

60/75 Woodcutting

97/100 Combat

I think it looks pretty nice even though it's simple. :)

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I put no effort in it?! it was hard because it was my first time i used psp7 or better said it was my first time i use anything more complicated than ms paint!! maybe next time ill try something more complicated!

We all need to start somewhere and I think it's good you started with something simple rather than trying the most complicated thing out there and then feeling bad because you didn't succeed as well as you had expected. Like the others said, in the future you may want to try making an abstract background, also try fooling around with the image and text effects! :D

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