David Wright sig

- V2http://img488.imageshack.us/img488/2952/wrightmanip5gx.jpgIt's for a battle on VeroGraphics.com, not sure how much I really like it though....be harsh and gimme so real feedback.

 

I think it's alright. The background is cool and unique and that is what I like about your style. everything is something new from you none of the overfiltered and overbrushed stuff that most people (me being one of them) make. The text is decent... it may be a little dark but I can't really tell.

 

I added a v2, thanks for the feedback.

 

V2 is a lot better. Awesome job. Just brightening up the sig made it a lot better. I really like your style.

 

Thnx man.I like always trying something different and trying to make it look good.

 

wow thats one damn nice lookin sig, good job man. But But But i don't like the black outline around him and the border.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Mrbrightside111 @ Apr 10 2006, 01:54 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>wow thats one damn nice lookin sig, good job man. But But But i don't like the black outline around him and the border.</div>I was trying to give it that like Widescreen TV effect. Idk, I kinda like it.

 

i like it quite a bit, its got the effect that someone has taken a spot light and has washed it over kind of thing, its nice man

 

Stroke around him.. Don't like it, and I have those brushes those arrow ones, they're alright but it doesn't blend very well, do this.Merge all of your layers > Duplicate that layer.Smudge tool - Smudge the image into the BG, then change the layer to > Screen/Soft Light/Overlay whatever looks best.

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (tommo @ Apr 11 2006, 03:27 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>Stroke around him.. Don't like it, and I have those brushes those arrow ones, they're alright but it doesn't blend very well, do this.Merge all of your layers > Duplicate that layer.Smudge tool - Smudge the image into the BG, then change the layer to > Screen/Soft Light/Overlay whatever looks best.</div>Image -> Apply Image on a new layer at the top works alot better then mergeing a bunch of layers (In case you needed to get back to them). I'll see how it looks with your suggestions though.