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3-cut abstract sig

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i found this tutorial on 3-cut sigs and this is my result:

 

first3cutsig4jz.png

 

 

 

any cc is appreciated.

cv2.gif

sig by me avatar by: born2die

My Website -> Coldvenom.CO.NR <- My Website

Hmm... That's pretty cool. I like it... I'm gonna check out that tut also...

Yeah, i think its great :D

SkullyTIF.jpeg

Thanks To: Everyone for the siggies, especially Kal for the Pixel.

Currently Playing: FIFA 07, NFS: Carbon, Morrowind and Dungeon Siege II.

Well yeah good job, but don't you think the colours are a bit dull?

 

 

 

You CAN [not you have to] adjust them a bit with the following technique.

 

 

 

First you have to make sure your signature is in Black&White. If it's still coloured, you can go to Image -> Adjustments -> Desaturate. After this, you go to Image -> Adjustments -> Colour Balance, and you choose a nice colour [let's say red]. Just make the midtones kinda red, but not too much.

 

Then you make another Colour Balance layer, that has more yellowish colours. Now you select your 'Red' Colour Balance layer, go to Filter -> Render -> Clouds. You will see in your layers palette that the little box next to your CBlayer has clouds in it, and the colours in your sig will be less 'strong'. Now do the same to your 'Yellow' CBlayer, now you have a nice result.

 

 

 

Hope it helped you =P

 

 

 

Keden.

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