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i can see the glass filter in there ;O good at least u dont brush spam.

 

 

 

the text is bad. the colours arent the best. oversaturated IMO. lack of body.

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i can see the glass filter in there ;O good at least u dont brush spam.

 

 

 

the text is bad. the colours arent the best. oversaturated IMO. lack of body.

 

Awesome! I have a few follow-up questions..

 

 

 

What's a Glass Filter and how do I use it? What's brush spam? Yeah, the text is only an Anti-Rip. What colors would be better? What does oversaturated mean? :roll: And, how is it lacking body? Should I take it to the gym, or fatten it up at Burger King? :lol:

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oversatured means too colourful, its hard to explain. do a hue/saturation layer and put saturation full. then copy and paste the layer 10 times :P youll get an idea.

 

 

 

glass filter - Filter > Distort > Glass

 

 

 

the colours depend on what your looking for. if your going for reds i wouldnt have used that render as its a skin coloured / blue render. i suggest doing all your work, then choosing 2 colours ud like ur sig to have, make them into a gradient map and set it on Hue.

 

 

 

lol :P its hard to explain what i mean 'lack of body' well... lets see.... in my tags i try to give it a feeling that its there, like... its in a room. hard to explain again. urs just looks like its sitting in the middle of random red stuff :P like i said its hard to explain.

It looked great to me, but what do i know? psst... (nothing)

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