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[kaze676]

[Laxmonster54♥]

Not a bad start I suppose...
My only advice is to keep practicing and read lots and lots of sig tutorials....

[.dice♥]

look at everyone else's sigs, see whats better in theres, and try to do the same by reading tuts. One thing tho is to blend the render into the sig, use similar color, use effects (don't overdo) and don't let the text stick out so much, this all can be learnt from tuts.

[NeoBatWare]

It's better than your first.

Keep practicing and your third will be better than this one and in no time you'll be a pro! (ok well it might take a while, but it just takes time, and we all have to start somewhere. )

[SmokiestGrunl]

You are getting better, also if you use a render that doesn't show the full body, put it up agaist the wall of the sig so that it just doesn't cut of like that.

7/10, because its only your second.

[kaze676]

I have a question.Is there a quicker way to get rid of a background in a picture that you are going to copy and add as a layer? I put the puck on and then I used a history brush and had to slowly bit by bit take away the unwanted stuff. It took me quiet a while.

[SmokiestGrunl]

I have a question.Is there a quicker way to get rid of a background in a picture that you are going to copy and add as a layer? I put the puck on and then I used a history brush and had to slowly bit by bit take away the unwanted stuff. It took me quiet a while.

There is but I forgot the name of the tool . Its picture looks like a line-cutter thing. I can't believe I forgot the name .

[kaze676]

Is it the one where when you use it , it divides the sig up???

[SmokiestGrunl]

I just remembered the name its the polygonal lasso tool or the lasso tool.

Just go around the image that you want to cut out.
When your all done connect the two lines and then just copy the image and paste it in your sig.

[ToKcItY]

The colors arent as good as they can be and there is no direct subject of the sig. I'd say keep practicing and take othr peoples advice.