George

[Geoff Owns]

Its George :lol:

 

 

 

My last sig was made with my good brush, and I cant make it again for some reason so i had to use another one.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I know its not very good but......meh its George :D

[xxbamxx]

I LOVE THAT RENDER.

 

Could i have the link please?

 

And for some c/c on the sig, you should blend + try and pick colours that suit the render for the best.

 

Plus, the render is too sharp for the blurry background.

 

But i love the idea.

[Kaphias]

Try blending the render into the background more. Also maybe try a different text, it doesn't seem to fit IMO.

 

 

 

Good job. :thumbup:

[Geoff Owns]

heres the render link

 

http://planetrenders.net/renders/displa ... pos=-11095

[pryomancer]

The dark render doesn't go well against the saturated, abstract background.

 

 

 

Also the text isn't good, but you've only just started and text is one of the hardest things to get right.

 

 

 

Try duplicating the render and placing the duplicate below it.

 

 

 

front render

 

duplicate

 

background

 

 

 

Like that ^, then using the smudge tool and mess with the settings to smudge the duplicate out. That way you keep the colours of the original render and it works better.

[VjuliusT]

^Agreed, specially about the colour part. Try to use colours that match, hard to judge about what matches and what doesn't but I suggest that you use similar colours to the renders/stock.

[M_u_s_ii_X]

The background colours don't go well with the render. :/

[Geoff Owns]

k, does any one have any good smudge brushes they could send me? like the little ridged ones?

[pryomancer]

Make it yourself.

 

 

 

Make a new document, and type an X with a normal font like Arial.

 

 

 

Right click the layer and convert it to raster.

 

 

 

Then go to Edit-Define Brush

 

 

 

Click OK or whatever you need to do, and the brush will be at the bottom of your default brushes.

[Hawks]

I'm being lazy, but go to