June 17, 200620 yr Photoshop 7 and above Hi, this is my tutorial on how to colourise your sig and blend a render into it. Here is the final product. Firstly brush yourself a nice background with colourless brushes. Like this Secondly paste your render into the document on a new layer without its background. Then rotate yor render to a crazy angle, duplicate this layer and rotate it again moving it somewhere else on the sig. Continue to do this until you have covered most of your sig then hit ctrl e to merge the layers important only merge the layers with your render on not the background layer. You should have something like this Now, go filter>blur>gaussian blur. I use settings like 9.4 normally then when you have done that set the layer mode to "overlay" Now past your render in the posistion you would like it to be in the finished sig. Remember to feather it like this. First duplicate your render layer, do a small gaussian blur on the lower layer, about 0.5 or 1. Now, go select>load selection and select the top render layer, then do select>modify>contract something like 4 pixels. Then do select>feather and do about 4 pixels or something similar. Then select inverse and hit delete. So far it should look something like this except the render in the below image is not feathered because I forgot. #-o Now, do a google search for the brushes "sparkleps7" and brush on two layers. One above your render and one below in white as if your render is in cloud of sparks. You should have something similar to this. You could end here and add text and a border but I did more. Next you should add a colour balance layer, if you feel the colours are not right somewhere, fiddle with the settings and the layer mask to get the colours right. Also I added a brightness/contrast layer so feel free to do this Next add a simple border Finish it off with some nice text and you are done. Of course you could add more stuff such as scan lines and other things but I left it at that. Any mistakes or questions you have just ask. Also please could you post your final results, if you do I will love you forever. XD enjoy. [/bads]
June 17, 200620 yr Yay! Thanks. Yeh, the only part you forgot was the part where you fade/feather it in to the background. very good though. :)
June 17, 200620 yr Author You havn't feathered the render :? Thanks for pointing that out I have added that now. [/bads]
June 17, 200620 yr If you need help. Ctrl and click the layer. Select, Feather, 20px (dependent on render and signature size) Shift+ctrl+I (Reclick on the layer if you have to) Delete.
June 17, 200620 yr Anyone finished any sigs yet, I want to see your results :P What Magictv requests, Magictv gets.
June 17, 200620 yr Author Anyone finished any sigs yet, I want to see your results :P What Magictv requests, Magictv gets. Nice work, now to see if anyone else has done one. XD [/bads]
June 17, 200620 yr I used the method to randomly place colors, but used layer masks on color balance to actually make the colors. Was made for a clan competition.
June 18, 200620 yr Every single search I do on google brings back invision pages that have long gone, and other pages that have sold themselves to those bloody search things... I can't find the brushes anywhere (sparkleps7)... Can someone add me on msn, or host them somewhere? (I did find one link, but it was broken - some tomoga or something... Went ot a search engine. >_> )
June 18, 200620 yr Well. I did most parts of the tut. Added my own little part to it. But all in all. It's good :) Yes it's for my free sig stall :P Goldwolflord: Same thing happend to me :lol: So I just used these ones. http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/18521167/ Hope it helps :)
July 22, 200619 yr Nice tut! :thumbsup: Joe. :D [Admin Edit: Referral links are not permitted in signatures or posts]
July 22, 200619 yr Seems like a cool thing to do, I'll try that out! Thanks for doing that, it's helped me and I'm sure lots more people.
July 22, 200619 yr Where do I get a "Colorless Brush?" I'm new to PS. u use black/white -.- My photobucket
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