[Service / Showoff] Forum Signatures

[Wind]

First of all I wasn't sure where to make this thread, please don't flame me for posting it in the wrong section (It's also posted in the Showoff section ) I also know that this might have been posted / offered before, but I'm still giving it a shot.

So, now that I got that said I'll go on with the purpose with this post.

I recently downloaded photoshop CS3 on my new computor and took some hours fooling around to see if I could come up with anything fun. The first thing I thought of was making signatures for the different forums that I'm a member of.
I was actually kinda happy with the outcome of some of them, so I thought I'd post an example of how a signature would look like here, hoping for some feedback and criticism.



Since I haven't contributed to the site in many ways since I joined a while ago, and tbh I'm not that kind of guy who runs around in WoW looking for bugs or exploits, meaning I rarely have anything to contribute with anyway, I came up with a different idea.

My way of contributing to my fellow members of this community:
If you like my work on the preview above, I'd be more than happy to improve my skills by making signatures for other members.
I will try to finish the jobs as soon as possible, but it might take up to two days due to a rather buisy irl atm.

I won't ask for rep, only feedback and, if you like what I made for you, a credit note in your signature, but that's optional.

Please feel free to post any thoughts, comments and / or quiestions about this here, or if you prefere send me a private message.

Wind

[ludde_193]

Lol, you've taken a background and just puted a layer with text on..

[Wind]

Lol, you've taken a background and just puted a layer with text on..

Hm, as I said I'm not very good at this yet but that's not really what I've done mate.
Or well, basically it is a background with text and a picture, but it's not like I copy-pasted anything, it's all done from scratch.

Instead of just flaming you could always try to comment on how I could improvise my work.