My first multi-color sig

[Croxy]

Made a multicolor sig, enough said! :P

I am still pretty unfamiliar with multicoloring... Have seen so many great looking multicolor sigs... someone tell how to make those magnificent looking multicolors! :P



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Made the V2 with little different technique that gives it more color and not so random coloring

[Sp0rk-eh]

Originally posted by Croxy@6 Minutes Ago
Made a multicolor sig, enough said! :P

I am still pretty unfamiliar with multicoloring... Have seen so many great looking multicolor sigs... someone tell how to make those magnificent looking multicolors! :P

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You messed up the code a lil ... For the benefit of everyone viewing this topic, this is the pic:

[Croxy]

fixed the code already

[Sp0rk-eh]

LOL dam you, you edited ur post!

Anyway, tis good multicolouring I feel.

Plain, but good :P

How did u do it? (i multicolour by making a gradient layer and then setting the blending mode to softlight, probabily the worst way :lol: )

[Croxy]

I made it with color balance layers that were edited to clouds

[Sp0rk-eh]

Originally posted by Croxy@A Minute Ago
I made it with color balance layers that were edited to clouds

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How'd you do that? Is there a tut you can link me to/make?

[Croxy]

Just make your sig, Desaturate it, then add color balance and put like all (highlights, shadows, midtones) to green then press ok and select the color balance layers then go filters>render>clouds then make new color balance layers and add all to red for example and again cloud the new color balance.. you can make like 10 color balance layers with different colors and clouding them and trying to make it please your eye as it is pretty random multicoloring :P

[Nightfire]

lol nice job, I actually don't do much multicoloring, I just use one base color that I make with color balance like the famous blue, fire, and dusty orangeish yellow. Then enhance thoughs to be brighter in some areas then others.

Not much multicoloring in what I do lol, but have done some.

Anyway you did a great job on the multicoloring here, I would say though for your next try don't use green as a color it's very seldom that green looks good.