My Gallery of Sigs

[oblivion161]

Hello everyone!

I guess I'll make a thread with my works. I started making sigs with GIMP, but eventually moved on to Photoshop. Here are my sigs. Enjoy!

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GIMP:


My first sig.










I used vectors in this one and I think it turned out pretty good =)




Started using bigger canvases.





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Photoshop:

I recently started using Photoshop and here are the results of some of my sigs.




Just thought I'll post this here even though I'm using the sig right now.


My most recent one. Really like the results.

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And there we have it. Comments/criticism? I'll appreciate any advice given. I would like to get better at making these things, since I've seen sigs out there that were just mindblowing. Anyway, I hope you enjoyed my gallery =)

[Freya]

I really like this one! Just the way you have the background as the angle of the lines and colors seem to be flowing away from the main picture. It brings attention to the guy.

BUT that's another thing, it brings attention to the guy. He seems a little out of place with those colors. I dunno how you'd fix that but he seems too real with the fake colors xD

I love it though! Better than I could do :P

[oblivion161]

That's what I thought too when I was making that sig xD Some of the colors seemed out of place when I was making it. But then when I tried deleting some of the colors, it just made the sig look worse, so I decided to just leave them in there o.o

[Fonzie]

This one is pretty great, but it may be just a little bit sharpened over. Otherwise, this is probably the best one.

[Polaris]

This is your best so far, only problem is too blur on the background and the render too sharpen. Like that you can't see the effects correctly!

[Lawr]

Yeah I see people are talking about the sharpening. If you don't like that sharpened look, you can go to Filter > Noise > Reduce Noise and get a nice clear image (be careful with the settings) and without those artifacts.

Really good use of C4D's and fonts!