Siggys I've made

http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/r...fdsghftdsh.png
http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/r...oVers2copy.png
http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/r...igFinished.png

These are just my latest.
I suck at flow :<

CnC on them would be greatly appreciated thanks.

The third one was made with a tutorial.

Since you're new, those are pretty good.I like the third one the best. I'm no pro, but a lot of people here are very talented at what they do.

My advice is to keep reading tutorials, ask as many questions as you have to and keep experimenting. When you read a tutorial, you don't have to follow it to the T.

Experiment and you'll eventually come up with a unique style of your own. Nothing wrong with "combining" one tutorial with another either in my opinion. That's how you learn.

Thanks :3

I agree with Dark, #3 is very good. You'll improve quickly, I know it.

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Originally Posted by Dark Method

Since you're new, those are pretty good.I like the third one the best. I'm no pro, but a lot of people here are very talented at what they do.

My advice is to keep reading tutorials, ask as many questions as you have to and keep experimenting. When you read a tutorial, you don't have to follow it to the T.

Experiment and you'll eventually come up with a unique style of your own. Nothing wrong with "combining" one tutorial with another either in my opinion. That's how you learn.

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i couldnt agree more! the most important part of learning is experimenting. if you follow a tut for everything, you wont ever be able to appraoch things with out one.

Experminet and toss around ideas.

You last one si your best.Good colors and effects, and the lighting is decent too. I'd say tone down the white though it's a tad bright. The others are decent but they lack content (first) and just aren't as interesting as the last.

if you want to work on flow. Do a smudge tag. DO a smudge tag and go from big brush to little and keep smudging new layer smudge new layer smudge. And just get smaller every time. If you pick a flow and work with it, you'll get rly good at it and it'll become natural. :)