Signature Evaluation Needed

[Nuro]

Hey all, just recently made by farm my most impressive signature from my point of view and it will probably get laughed at from all of yours :P Was just wondering if i could get some evaluation on things that perhaps you guys would change or do differently. Thanks again.

Nuro.

[KiwiBadGuy]

I, too, would also like to know which areas I can improve in.

[Jay X]

Hey all, just recently made by farm my most impressive signature from my point of view and it will probably get laughed at from all of yours :P Was just wondering if i could get some evaluation on things that perhaps you guys would change or do differently. Thanks again.

Nuro.

I dont know man theres not much wrong with this apart from maybe a little lighting fix?
Good job dude (try not to put yourself down)

I, too, would also like to know which areas I can improve in.

NO.
Post a new thread don't hijack

[KiwiBadGuy]

Post a new thread don't hijack

I'll do that then.

[Nuro]

Thanks GFXDub, appreciate it. If you could be so kind, What's wrong with the lighting? Is it that the focal doesn't really stand out as much as it should from the c4d's i put in there?

[Jay X]

You can't really see where the source is...
See this for what i usually do for lighting
http://www.gfxvoid.com/forums/showthread.php?t=62807
its either that or i apply image and go to filter>render>lighting effects
or a combination of the 2
hope this helps ^^

[flatty]

Omg, Flatty is gonna give a CnC. Prepare! lol

First off: Try to avoid black/dark empty spaces on the sides. If you're not using the width make it a little higher and resize everything. I don't like to work with these Low sigs(as in height) you can't get the full effect of a render/c4d on it.

as a 2nd tip I would like to say: Don't lower the opacity of effects, It will lose its lightning. If you want to have something in the bg/ less visable try to Blur it or hide it behind your render.

Number 3: Try using renders with a certain direction, or turn renders like that. In that way you can easily make flow around your render.

Experiment with different Gradients and positions

Want 2 tuts that I made, Easy to follow with a cool outcome

[Nuro]

I put the light source just above her face, I guess it's hard to tell because it's drowned by the c4d's. Here's a re upload that I did following your tut. The second one is also another one that shows the light source a bit better, what do you think?






EDIT:: oops they were both the same upload. here 2 different ones

[Jay X]

I like it like this GJ man

[Nuro]

And would love those tut's flatty, where can I find them

EDIT:: Thanks for advice too flatty, will make my next sig larger. :P