The problem is that I don't even know that I am using the same style again and again. Cause I did some other effects as I did before. I try to create something with a new style but I always get this comment. Any tips for that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kotora
Black Spidey
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05-26-2010, 11:03 AMcs4pro
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05-26-2010, 11:12 AMScrib
Just do the complete opposite of what you would normally do lol, instead of adding c4d's, add shapes or something :)
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05-26-2010, 11:14 AMKiller93yo
more depth to spidys face
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05-26-2010, 12:51 PMcc.mio
I can recommend you, found some PSD packs or tutorials, watch different sig making techniques, combine them, change them for something you gonna like, add some uncommon effects, use vectors... There are many possibilities how to change your style, you need only one thing, imagination.
btw sig is nice as always :) -
05-26-2010, 01:42 PMKotoraDefinitely. Work more on photo manipulations, maybe try using illy's, wireframes. Work on maybe just using a premade stock for your background then using a render, etc, experiment with shapes use patterns, go for something ABSOLUTELY FUCKING CRAZY. Which you may like and even though it might look weird for others you'll be branching out towards new stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by cs4pro
There's no boundaries.
-edit- There's also one more thing. Don't use topaz anymore(I'm not saying FOREVER), you'll be surprised at how much different your sigs will look. The problem with you using topaz is that, even though you don't overuse it(which is awesome), it doesn't need to be in every sig, because even though it may clean up your sig, it gives it a cartoony feel. Which in some cases looks good(this black spidey is a good example), but in others it makes sigs lose the texture, the grunge feel to it, the sharpness, so yeah try stepping away from it. -
05-26-2010, 01:52 PMcs4pro
ok thnx for the tips guys :)
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05-26-2010, 02:09 PMKiller93yo
I cant wait to see your next work :)
