My best sigs...

[hunter94]

Here are my best sigs.





Not that good but its alright IMO.









EDIT: Some more.

[Ptka]

I recognize a few from the tut's we have here.
Good work, you did a great job on some of them.
I love the Coca Cola one especially!

[KidBuu]

nice tut followings, you did a gr8 job to follow word by word.. i can never make it even though i go word by word XD
btw next time try to evolve

[Ptka]

Yeah, you should try and develop your own style once you figure out all the basics of Photoshop, then just try creating things on your own.

[hunter94]

I recognize a few from the tut's we have here.
Good work, you did a great job on some of them.
I love the Coca Cola one especially!

Yea, the tut's here are fantastic and are a big help. And Thank You.

nice tut followings, you did a gr8 job to follow word by word.. i can never make it even though i go word by word XD
btw next time try to evolve

Yea, I fallow tut's pretty good. And Thank You.

EDIT:

Yeah, you should try and develop your own style once you figure out all the basics of Photoshop, then just try creating things on your own.

I know allot about Photoshop I just need to figure out a way to develop my own style. Any ideas?

[KidBuu]

hmm... ok that we cannot tell, you have to find out yourself
there is no definite style, but once u start making sigs without using tuts
it means u r developing ur style

[hunter94]

hmm... ok that we cannot tell, you have to find out yourself
there is no definite style, but once u start making sigs without using tuts
it means u r developing ur style

Ah, alright.

[navb01]

looking pretty good for a start, just add some new things to your sigs lighting, levels, curves colors everything and make it your own style!

[Proflax]

Not bad man
I like the 2nd, it has some nice style imo. I really like the text from the 1st sig

[ratchetnclank]

Woo i spot two results from my tutorials


Anyway i love the starlight result really great. As others said maybe time to just open up photoshop and experiment, incorporating some stuff you have learnt from tutorials and try out something of your own completely different.

I recommend signing up to planet renders and grab loads of c4d's and stocks from the free resources section, they always help your imagination