LOoks better. Try to get some flow going now. I will take a risk and hope littleboy doesn't kill me, but try a c4d. That is 1. Repeat 1 C4D. It will make it flow better and take up some empty space which seems to be a problem.

Im not quite sure how to add C4Ds

Give it a go and we'll help you.

Okay

 

 

 

Thanks BTW :

 

 

 

Is it a different Program to add C4Ds? or is it in photoshop?

It is in photoshop.

Is it under the 3D tab at the top?

Paste it in like you would any other image.

Oh, so i need to find a c4d on the internet and then paste it in?

Dude. it shouldn't be that hard. Yes. Go to www.planetrenders.net and search for them.

i added one, but it looks worse to me..

 

 

 

dont know if i added it correctly though

 

That's a terrible C4D. Look at it, it is pixelated and jagged! For one/some that flow with your signature and look good. Slapping it on is a no-no =;

He didn't even use a 3D render. Also the signature at hand doesn't need to be littered with a 3D render, it's fine without. Could chop the length up a tad though.

 

 

 

 

 

Good to see someone taking advice, good luck Stevo. My only recomendation is to not get tied up in using "renders" and try to create your own pieces. Using 3D Renders as a base stock is fine, but using someone else's work for a focal point in what would other be a bland signature is low class I think. Of course, you'll find most people disagree with me.

Thanks. i think I'm just gonna leave it like it is for now. I might make some more this weekend, to practice

For a beginner I think it's better to start out with renders and 3d models etc.

 

It gives you a good feel for Photoshop and composition, layers etc.

 

 

 

Using stocks and other advanced methods can be pretty overwhelming for someone who's just started.

 

 

 

Personally I'd be happy that people wanted to use a 3d model that I'd made, I'd be interested to see how they use it. (If I did make stuff like that.)