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Yo everyone I'm a new member but I am too lazy to introduce myself -_- ...
But anyway here is a tutorial that improves ur sig a bit =)
And this is my first tut ever so be nice ^^;
First off pick a sig that is already done.
Here is one of mine:

1. Now first off marquee the sig by pressing ctrl+A
2. Copy the sig by pressing ctrl+C
3. Paste it by pressing ctrl+V
4. On this new layer go to Filter>gaussian blur and choose from 1,7 - 2,5 Radius. I chose 1,8.
5. Now go to the blending option and choose overlay.
Done
My outcome:

And I also used another color on the new layer just for fun.
The outcome:

Ok that was the end of the tut. I hope u liked it =)
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Nope bad, small difference but every little helps :P
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This technique is also used for improving the quality of renders.
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i use that all the time for improving the renders i use, it really gives it lots more depth and color
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nice!
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Wow, I outta try using that.
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Simple and cool , Thanks.
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ye i know a good effect too..
make a new layer, go to image>apply image ,set ur smudge tool at 100% , than smudge ur whole sig. finally set the blend mode to soft light.
seeya.
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That's very basic but it's a good effect non the less
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