a little intimidated.....

[Berserker]

OK here goes. Please, I'm looking for honest critigues so as to get better at sig making. I'm a noobling at this (only been doing it for about 4-5 months). I use PSE5. I'm a little intimidated to show my stuff because of what I have seen being done by other peeps (deep breath)....here goes.....

[TrueHero-.-]

pretty nice
if u want a job on my site as head gfx feel free to aim me or mp website =hackspot.tk aim =Tru3Her0 )=zero

[Berserker]

Yo bro, thank ya for the compliment but ya got me confused. Is this some kind of joke? I have about 4-5 month experience working with PSE5 and probably only got about 2 month of making so-so sigs. My technical skills are slim at best. It takes me hours to make a sig because of my skill levels. I PM'd ya, so please PM me back to clarify of what ya meant.

If it's not a joke...please forgive me...I'm a noobling at this stuff and I don't have confidence in my work...thus why I posted here, so as to learn from peeps better than me. I think of my art as being mostly OK and once in a while I get lucky and put something out that's good. I've only done sigs either for myself or friends in the gaming community. But, I want to learn to put out great art work and not by luck but by skill.

I'll be waiting to hear from ya and again thank ya for the compliment.

[Berserker]

Just testing to see if the sig shows.

[j0hn]

i like the old school one lol, u dont need to use so much animation though

[Berserker]

Believe it or not, that's not my kind of sig and it started out as a test for backgrounds but the guy that goes by old school loved it as is. Just shows ya the different tastes in sigs, lol. Actually, it hurts my eyes to watch it. I try to make it work for what they want. Thanks though for the critique. I'll definitely keep it in mind.

[pitbullthe2]

there pretty okay but you need more depth in some like blend in the render so that way the render will look good with the background.

[Berserker]

Yep, that is one of my biggest problems....way to 2 dimensional. A background and a render and nothing inbetween, lol. That's one of the reasons I'm here. Trying to learn to add some depth. I'm thinking that learning c4d's would help out a lot. Thank ya for the critique, much appreciated.

[pitbullthe2]

yes c4d's do help in the process but you have to use gradient maps to n color balance so that way your render n background have nearly the same color feel n to get the blending done you would need to use some smudging