rate my WoW sig

rate + constructive critisism apprieciated

http://www.geocities.com/lewis_ellin...idelsigWoW.gif

pretty nice, the bg could use a little work, not a big fan of it. the text looks cool, over all not bad!

also, welcome the forums! why not intoduce your self in the indroduction thread?

It's not bad at all... the background is a bit plain and grainy. "Infadel" is kinda neat but it's really hard to read, even when you know what it says, and it might stand out just a little too much. Other then that great job man! And welcome to GFX Void, hope you stay around!

ahhh yes.... backgrounds i'm really not very good at backgrounds .. i hardly ever have background ideas.... im also really really new to brushing and stuff....

can anyone tell me how they go about doing their backgrounds? thx alot

P.S thx for the warm welcome :P will post in the introductions post :P

mmm villian, anything in particular you dont like? Or do you just generally think its for recycling bin?

P.S love your sig man, very unique

It looks nice and all but for brushing use constuctive randomness of brushes and brush sets. The background really really bites. Also I would like to know where you got that text i love it.

no not for the bin lolz i just dont like how its all blue and so blue lolz

and ty for ur comment :)

hehe yeah :P the text is called "a theme for murder" and i think i got it from www.dafont.com :P it can be a crappy font some times... some of the letters are cramped very close together and you have to fiddle around and set different spacings for each letters.

and what u think i should try for a background? usually i would just render some clouds and go from there but i got bored of that......

try using some brushes :)

I have that font, lol... I don't think I've ever used it though. Infidel try using some brushing for a background. I know there's a large resources thread around here somewhere with some links to some great brushes on DA, so I'll try to find it for ya.


Edit: Here ya go, http://forums.gfxvoid.com/t-7341.htm