yeah, i got off my @ss and made myself a sig, took roughly 20min (im a bum) but yeah

 

 

 

 

 

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low quality in my sig atm

barely reconizable renders, hard to read text, too saturated colors.

 

you need, erm, practice

barely reconizable renders, hard to read text, too saturated colors.

 

you need, erm, practice

 

its called 175x400 tried to fit too much in a too small space XD

 

 

 

4 images is WAY too many

by the way its 400x180 and not 175x400

 

 

 

and trying to fit too many renders in one sig is no excuse for bad quality renders, hard to read text and too saturated colors

by the way its 400x180 and not 175x400

 

 

 

and trying to fit too many renders in one sig is no excuse for bad quality renders, hard to read text and too saturated colors

 

the renders were actually high quality 1xxx by 7xx but when u shrink it down that much (1/3 of a sig) it becomes 'barely recognizable"

 

 

 

but yeah, i havent made a real sig in yrs.... no actually yrs... jeez :( didnt realize its been that long :-k

 

 

 

edit: as for the text+colors, it was a rush job =) didnt want to go through color balance and the works, but no excuses

by the way its 400x180 and not 175x400

 

 

 

and trying to fit too many renders in one sig is no excuse for bad quality renders, hard to read text and too saturated colors

 

the renders were actually high quality 1xxx by 7xx but when u shrink it down that much (1/3 of a sig) it becomes 'barely recognizable"

 

 

 

but yeah, i havent made a real sig in yrs.... no actually yrs... jeez :( didnt realize its been that long :-k

 

 

 

edit: as for the text+colors, it was a rush job =) didnt want to go through color balance and the works, but no excuses

 

 

 

Right...

 

 

 

Just because you have 50 images to work with doesn't mean you should use them.

 

 

 

The signature is over saturated, over beveled and low quality. You didn't do anything except add some text and add a bevel to literally everything in it.

ty for the tips all, specifics would also help me when i do my next work, quick Q, how can i turn down sat. and still have the image vivid?

 

 

 

also, anymore tips are appreciated

It would help to spend more than 20 minutes on the next piece you post. Im not sure on specifics to help you on this one because I dont do these kind of sigs, but you should deffinitly look up some tutorials.

Just take a few stock photos and practice blending, and work on contrasting (<-- A proper use for italics) colors, all the colors beaing dark blue don't help distiguish images, or make them vivid.