PeterOwnz

Sounds good. I might make more when I have time.

Excellent signature. I'd personally darken the right side of the render and make the lighting more prominent. Smaller text too maybe but that's preference. Nice work.

Very nice! The c4d's are not overused and they blend nicely together.

Only two things that bothered me though was that in the second siggy, the net-like thing in the upper right is rather distracting from the render

And in the first render, a few areas, more or less of what I circled below, of the render could have been blurred a bit to blend with the siggy more.

Is this similar to what you're looking for? 

Nice themes, might put in a few.

 

gheto:

You never lose your touch, thanks so much!

After seeing your work id rate you #1 right now in graphics department

*Also, I didn't save my results for someone reason or I would have posted it LOL*

In this tutorial I discuss adjusting images, gradients, and curves! 

My objective here is to teach you how to alter images to match backgrounds (or visa versa). Its fairly simple I would imagine. However, if you have any difficulties please feel free to ask me any questions. 

Tips:

When you are making a signature and you want to use a background with it try to grab art and renders that are similar in technique. For example, If I am making a anime signature and I have found me a nice anime themed render I want to grab an anime background to go with it. Or if I am using, a HD 3D based render I might want to grab a HD (High Definition) background. Selecting your render and background are CRUCIAL to the overall quality of your work. Select them wisely and don't be afraid to browse. 

I recommend using Google Search, deviant art, or any other search engine that utilized a "image search" function. 

Pay attention to the lighting in each piece as well. Often times you can locate pieces and renders with the same directional lighting or even same color schemes. These will work best. As you can see in the video I utilize Neutral based colors. In the image you can see its primarily gray and tan but its possible to work with other color effects. 

I use gradients for every signature I make. Get used to them. Practice with them. They can really add to your pieces! feel free to play around with their Mode i.e. screen, soft light, overlay, lighten etc... 

Experimenting with settings is the best way to learn your program. 

Optional Assignment:

I want you to locate a render and a background that almost match. Apply the lesson I taught you here to unify the image. Please use the standard CSOA sizing for this SIGNATURE. 475x200. I would like to see two different example if possible. Good luck guys and feel free to ask questions here. EVEN if you use a different program I may still be able to help!

I here by Claim this sig in the name of coolness. Lol thanks Ownz great sig

i don't like the idea of a low level only XP event.. would see a LOT of multiple accounts being created during it. plus i think it would screw with top monthly for the months these events pop up in.. 

i'm ALL for some creature kill'n, set loot'n, plant farm'n, potion brew'n, item craft'n events for the lower levels!! it's these events and aspects that got me hooked on the game. who cares if these items and low level potions flood the market. lets just give these players some fun exciting events to join in

Good luck with the contest!

 

That looks exactly like me haha