[RainingSky]

Im sorry but the website wont let me see it unless i sign up... And appreciate it because i am making this for you for free, spending my time...
you man not fancy me but i don't care, show some generosity

[grant748]

hmm, most gfxers use planetrenders, but o well it ok i guess. Im sry

[RainingSky]

Ive never heard of it, Explain what is so good about it and i will get into it.

[grant748]

um.. it has many varieties of renders and c4ds

[RainingSky]

Name/Quote: Zalo

Character/Emblem/Background: http://planetrenders.net/renders/displayimage.php?album=lastup&cat=0&pid=63965#top_display_media

Preferred Colors: purple and red

Size(Big/Medium/Small): Small


/facepalm...

[grant748]

thx man

[RainingSky]

No Problem

[Allie]

Ive never heard of it, Explain what is so good about it and i will get into it.

You're not a GFXer if you're not registered to planetrenders.
Most image designing schools even require you make one.

[RainingSky]

I guess i understand, But to be honest i am pretty shure in all the graphic design classes i have taken deviant art was the most mentioned, i will discuss with my Media arts teacher at school

[RedNeon]

Name/Quote:RedNeon(Red Font if possible)

Character/Emblem/Background: White Knight

Preferred Colors:Red and Black

Size(Big/Medium/Small): Medium

Thankx

[Meteor]

Thx,it's awsm :3

[jackhammer]

:O Awesome sig thanks

[good10]

Name/Quote:good10

Character/Emblem/Background:surge

Preferred Colors:green

Size(Big/Medium/Small):medium

[mmiicc0]

RULES to perfect signature making.

#1 Don't use enormous sizes.
#2 Learn about brushes, c4d's, lighting and flow.
#3 Don't say anything is good unless you know you put effort in.

So yeah my CnC for you would be to first of all make them smaller, preferably around 350x100 / 400x150.
The next thing you need to work on is rule #2, search for tutorials to help you if need be.
Then last but not least, make sure you perfect it with a little sharpening here and there, but not too much.

[zepher2211]

RULES to perfect signature making.

#1 Don't use enormous sizes.
#2 Learn about brushes, c4d's, lighting and flow.
#3 Don't say anything is good unless you know you put effort in.

So yeah my CnC for you would be to first of all make them smaller, preferably around 350x100 / 400x150.
The next thing you need to work on is rule #2, search for tutorials to help you if need be.
Then last but not least, make sure you perfect it with a little sharpening here and there, but not too much.

When the **** did you get back