Retro Sig.

How does it look?

http://img20.exs.cx/img20/3039/bluekaos7vk.gif

It's decent, but it needs something else to make it more interesting.

8/10

looks very clean and simple... but thake that inward shadow off your text immediately!!!... 8.5/10

Ah! ok :9\..

Very nice, but kind of boring... my favorite part is the animaiton. and you can see the chicks nipples :)
I still like your current one though

I love that animation man. Good colors, it's simple.

8/10

It got a very clean look but simple. But I really like simplicity somethimes like this one ;).
9/10

I don't like the shadow on the text , but the rest is awesome, great job

without shadow : 9/10

with: 8.6/10

Really clean and simple, but very effective. I like it.

The signature is pretty solid, the only thing I dislike about it is the cutout font you used - it doesnt fit at all. Other than that I love the simplicity of it - and the animation. I say you just adjust the text to something simple (think: IMAC)

How bout this:

http://www.eagleimg.com/up/15186.gif

its simple the text looks better now and the animations is great i give u a 9/10 good job

WOOHOOWEET!!!1(insert exclamation typo here)!


EDIT: I forgot to say, I added a few lines or two in there just to fill in the space.

That looks nice

Alot better with the changes. 9/10

9/10 super fly sig :P

I love the animation, how did you do that? I can only make things go strait not circles or is same technique just pulling it up so the bottom doesn't light up either?

-if that doesn't make sense just say so lol cuz I am having some trouble explaining what I am asking.

I thikn it's changing the opacity ..... You put another lighter pattern underneath , then make the first one fade, and other show up , then vice versa all the way along each chunk

Thats one tight animation :)

thats cool, i like it, nice retroness

Much better with the changes. Great job..

It's easy, all you gotta do is make each part of the circle its own layer...then go to imageready and then in one frame make one layer invisible and then new frame and make the previous layer visible and the next one invisible and so on and so forth.