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My Seconded Sig!
Hey guys like it?
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No...sorry m8
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nope, BG needs more depth and color.
ad a curve layer and a color balance layer think u would be ok.
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How about this...
And how to make a good border? Well their are my first sigs.
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if its like your 2nd sig ever, then very nice. my 2nd sig i made was terrible. But you need new fonts instead of the default ****. there is a webside you can go to, to download them. i cant remeber the name but someone should know it. ii dont even have ps on my computer anymore its been so long :P. i need to reinstall.
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not bad for your 2nd one
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Thanks for you comments guys.
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Fonts > http://www.dafonts.com
Using preloaded default fonts isnt always nessicerly bad, i often use: Arial Size: 14 AA Set to: Strong 1 pixel Stroke Stroke: Step 1: Once your signature or other graphic object has been complete you need a border. So Make a new layer. Step 2: Now that you have another layer make sure its on the very top of all the other layers. Step 3: Go to Select > All (Ctrl+A) Step 4: Go to Edit > Stroke and make your setting look like the following: Step 5: Hit OK. Now you should have something that looks like this: Step 6: Duplicate steps 3&4 but change the width of the stroke to "2 px" and change the color to "white" (or any other color you prefer). Step 7: Duplicate steps 3&4 but change the width of the stroke to "1 px" and change the color to "black". Step 8: Well you can leave it as is, or you can do something that spices it up a bit more. So now were going to set the bordered layer to "Overlay". Finished: The above is our final product, have fun : more tuts at www.conscell.com And remember, theirs many ways to do it, just mess around with it and be creative! |
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lmao con
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Thanks the þrox™!
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that skin you are using is leet prox
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Think he means the photoshop skin where you show the Stroke Options
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oh, hah i got that a long time ago when, i think it was spazz, and everyone else had that 'what skin are you using thread', and i got that alienware one.
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