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General Category => Graphics Corner => Graphics Show Off => Topic started by: Razzi on June 30, 2013, 12:29:58 pm
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(http://i44.tinypic.com/2elfc7r.jpg)
what do you think? Need a rate and a few tips how i could improve. Just tried photoshop.
PS. i'm not going to use this. i got one already but i just tried.
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2/10 ?
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2/10 ?
any tips ^^?
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i'd give that a 8.5/10 ...
you can fix few stuff like .. it's not good to add a font in top right corner .. and a font in middle ..
and i dont think the colours you chose for fonts fit exactly.
Other things are good.
nice background.
Good job.
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i'd give that a 8.5/10 ...
you can fix few stuff like .. it's not good to add a font in top right corner .. and a font in middle ..
and i dont think the colours you chose for fonts fit exactly.
Other things are good.
nice background.
Good job.
thanks alot
Any colors that will suit the image for the text?
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2/10 ?
any tips ^^?
I doubt the guy knows anything about graphics so don't mind him.
Also, your signature on the bottom of the picture has terrible layer effects, rest is good solid work.
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2/10 ?
any tips ^^?
I doubt the guy knows anything about graphics so don't mind him.
Also, your signature on the bottom of the picture has terrible layer effects, rest is good solid work.
Thank You Sir Rawr :)
I'll make a few more for a test and hopefully you can help me with any tips ^^
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(http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/25980929.jpg)
rfx pro (sometimes).
good job
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The following tips will help you to keep your concepts safe.
1)Don’t use more than 2 fonts
There is many nice fonts out there and we would all love to use as many as we can. Unfortunately using too many fonts will most of the time result in a loss of coherence. Using two different fonts can be good to create a contrast, catching the eye.
2)Keep it readable
If people can’t read your signature, it’s useless to have one. This sounds like dumb advice again, but it’s easy to get caught in creating letters or distorting a font until it becomes unreadable. Always stay aware of that when working on your signature.
3) Get specific feedback
Asking people’s opinion is worthless if you don’t know what informations you want to get, so when getting feedback, try asking specific questions (eg. does the signature express what i wanted to share ? ).
Some specific tutorial will come trought photoshop or others software , stay tuned for more information !
Useless posts removed too.
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@ John: thank you..
made this!
(http://i39.tinypic.com/2qi5imb.jpg)
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7/10 Nice one :P
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For the second one, i wouldn't rate it but i'll give you some tips:
1. Do not use different kinds of colors in each text (It will never suit the background unless you use the colors that are in the background).
2. Do not just put text anywhere on the background (signature) - You have to know if it suits it or not, if does well then great job, if it doesn't, boo ya! Its gonna look ugly.
3. Always, pick the text that will look perfect on your signature, not just any old solid text.
4. Always, keep your text readable, i couldn't read the green glowed text until i saw the 'AMB' letters then i knew what you were talking about.
Just so you know, you picked random colors that don't even match the background! You have got to know how glow effects should go with plain backgrounds (especially the current one you got up there), if you don't then i could teach you a lil' if you want. Okay, there's a quite few more tips i was gonna type in but i guess this is enough information (tips) for you to understand the good and the bad about your signature, by the way, i love the middle text, well, that one does a little bit good for a background like yours. Good job mate. Keep up your work! (I GUESS I ONLY GAVE YOU SOME TIPS ABOUT TEXT HAVEN'T I? LOL)
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Don't want to be rude or that but I don't see any work done in these so I think you wouldn't mind if I rated both works as 0/10?
I would also like to see stock of that first graphical masterpiece. Read tutorials and come back with something a little better than 2 plain text-sentences and a stock/render.
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For the second one, i wouldn't rate it but i'll give you some tips:
1. Do not use different kinds of colors in each text (It will never suit the background unless you use the colors that are in the background).
2. Do not just put text anywhere on the background (signature) - You have to know if it suits it or not, if does well then great job, if it doesn't, boo ya! Its gonna look ugly.
3. Always, pick the text that will look perfect on your signature, not just any old solid text.
4. Always, keep your text readable, i couldn't read the green glowed text until i saw the 'AMB' letters then i knew what you were talking about.
Just so you know, you picked random colors that don't even match the background! You have got to know how glow effects should go with plain backgrounds (especially the current one you got up there), if you don't then i could teach you a lil' if you want. Okay, there's a quite few more tips i was gonna type in but i guess this is enough information (tips) for you to understand the good and the bad about your signature, by the way, i love the middle text, well, that one does a little bit good for a background like yours. Good job mate. Keep up your work! (I GUESS I ONLY GAVE YOU SOME TIPS ABOUT TEXT HAVEN'T I? LOL)
Thanks :P
will try to listen to your tipz.