testing my first sig with no tut:)

well?

i think i have learned a lo on these forums but then again, i do spend a lot of time studyin techniques here

im not sure about the text:confused:

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b...5/hulkcopy.jpg

CnC plz

yeah i think the text should like flow with it a bit more, like maybe follow the colour scheme or something, and also have the splatters a bit more subtle cuz atm it looks like the hulk is falling to pieces lol xD
but yeah its great if its ur first time making ur own sig :D

ty for ur tips:)

Pretty good for a first without a tut. :D
Try to focus on some depth, the hand should be the sharpest thing, because it's in front.
Blur the background a little more, and make sure that there aren't too many effects crowding the face.
Work on the text, don't make it glow so much, and make sure that it more subtle.
Good for you, trying out things without a tut. :D

Absolutely 0 flow. and remove some splatter from the top. The text is not very good. i say use liquify to add flow to ur sig.
Filter>>Liquify. Make the flow towards the hulks head. And Change the font and color of text

i edited:

http://i209.photobucket.com/albums/b.../hulk2copy.jpg

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Originally Posted by KidBuu

Absolutely 0 flow. and remove some splatter from the top. The text is not very good. i say use liquify to add flow to ur sig.
Filter>>Liquify. Make the flow towards the hulks head. And Change the font and color of text

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I disagree, i dont think the flow is that bad in this one, and as i said before flow isnt always what makes a great sig. I think its pretty awesome for a first go, sure you didn't use a tutorial ? how did you learn the clipping mask effects then ? still a decent looking sig, i would still remove a bit of the clipping mask from hulks face and then add some depth, do this by making a new layer apply image and then gaussian blur it like 0,5 px erase over focal and also a bit over clipping masks, if its to blurred lower opacity. then hide this make a new layer apply again and then use sharpen>sharpen or unsharp mask. erase all but not on focal point

ty and no i didnt use a tut and yes i am sure:)

i learned clipping mask from a tips section in another site