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  1. #1
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    Question



    (bit shiny text, maybe bg a bit to)



    (totally shiny)



    (normall)

    Tell me wich is best if you want, and what you think about the overall sig.

  2. #2
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    I would go with the third (normal) one. The first one looks a lot like the third, but the colors in the third one seem to be richer and not as faded. The second one was just to blury.

    Overall I like the sig, but it feels almost like there's too much black empty space.

  3. #3
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    i would go with the 2nd looks the cooloes imo

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    Originally posted by Minion V@Aug 7 2005, 01:36 PM
    I would go with the third (normal) one. The first one looks a lot like the third, but the colors in the third one seem to be richer and not as faded.* The second one was just to blury.

    Overall I like the sig, but it feels almost like there's too much black empty space.
    [snapback]66370[/snapback]
    x2.

    and what is with the current obsession for tiny fonts? They aren't always right for every sig. I'm seeing so many sigs lately with 30-50% dead space.

    Work on the composition of your image. I suggest pushing the render to the left and extending the lighter brushwork right. then put a legible font on it.



  5. #5
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    i like the second one the best....it just looks better

  6. #6
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    Originally posted by Jefster@Aug 7 2005, 02:56 PM
    x2.

    and what is with the current obsession for tiny fonts? They aren't always right for every sig. I'm seeing so many sigs lately with 30-50% dead space.

    Work on the composition of your image. I suggest pushing the render to the left and extending the lighter brushwork right. then put a legible font on it.
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    im sorry, but i tottally dont agree with this, and im not gonna do it :P, MORE COMMENTS ARE HIGHLY APPRECIATED THOUGH!

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