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Well To be blunt, you need a lot of work. Signatures focus on depth lighting and blending and these don't have that, they look like renders slapped on with some effects thrown in, my suggestion is to look at the tutorials on this site and try to mimic them until you are comfortable and knowledgable about what you are doing, also the text is to big, the main focal should be the renders so text shouldn't not be the thing popping out at you. Anyways good start and hope I don't sound to harsh but good luck on your others and make sure you practice
yeah thanks.. I'm just a noob..
Don't take it like that Poolss, we are all children in the beginning and practice is the key.
Follow some tuts to gain knowledge, learn some new techniques and tricks. You'll get better in no time :encouragement:
http://www.gfxvoid.com/forums/forumd...ture-Tutorials
yea sorry if it sounded too harsh, but everyones gotta learn somewhere, my first ones were atrocious but i started on gimp :P, I still don't classify myself as good by any means, but we do all start from somewhere. It's better to hear the truth though so you can learn instead of being lead down a stray path that simply won't help
yeah thanks daogin you're right... I really need to take some practice that's why i decided to look for some tuts here..
@radillac.. thank you!!!
No problem Poolss and yes Daogin, the hard truth is also imo the best way to learn. But you should know the person before you break it to them, since some can get offended instead of taking it in.
Poolss doesn't seems like the "easly get offended" guy, so no sweat, just a heads up in the future.
ps. I'm not meaning you should sugar coat your cnc since no one learns from that, it's the worst kind of feedback one can receive. Same goes for short posts with gj, kiu, nice tag etc.
Yea I'll definitely try not to make it sound more harsh and I'll focus more on being constructive next time :) it's a lot to type on a phone though haha, but yea good luck and remember practice makes perfect :)
