{Rate} new Sig

[Fahey]

Hey wassup guys, i recently made a new sig, took about 2 hours and im wondering what u all think? Thanks.

[sheepking]

I'm sorry, but it propably took to long. I dont like it (Not just because I dont like Hip Hop) Theres too much purple, you could make that guy less purple, the font isn't that good. I like the vector in the right corner. Maybe use some gradient maps and look up some tutorials

[Fahey]

I'm sorry, but it propably took to long. I dont like it (Not just because I dont like Hip Hop) Theres too much purple, you could make that guy less purple, the font isn't that good. I like the vector in the right corner. Maybe use some gradient maps and look up some tutorials

Purple looks better than black :PPP

[sheepking]

But Black people need to be black. Michael Jackson was a Freak and a Star. He's an exception

[Zore]

I don't like it either, Sorry. The purple murders the detail in the signature.
Also, it is not blended. If you are new, you should try not to use text in
your signatures.

Hope this helped.

- XxZoreZxX

[Reflection]

It is blended. Too much even.

[sheepking]

Like ZoreZ already said. Leave out the text, learn to blend and to manage colors.

Here's a good site for beginners: Photoshop Signature Tutorials - Sigtutorials.com

Or just look around in this Forum

[Zore]

Thanks for the backup sheepking :O.
Lol.

[chihuahua]

like sheepking said- use gradient maps and gradients on overlay. it's simple, easy, and comes out with good results(most of the time)

looks like you scribbled purple with different brushes above a render and a city stock BG and set it to color with complete disregard for anything underneath and then haphazardly threw on your name. i have no idea how that took you 2 hours.

if you add something to it and use gradients/gradient mapping, it will help to blend the colors together. also, black is better than purple. he looks like an asphyxiated umpa loompa. text is hard to figure out, so it might be best if you improve the compositionary
aspect of your sig making before attempting text. no one usually ever does, but hey, might as well say it anyway.