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SYN Last Laugh

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If parts of the body are cut off, you don't want to put them into the middle of the sig, unless you blur/smudge them enough that it looks like the rest of the body is behind something.
 
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Jupiter

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you need to choose better images to work with.. choosing images of a guy missing an arm and a half arent doing it. go to planetrenders.net and browse their renders.
 

Jupiter

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you need to spend more time on a single signature than making 10 different ones.. quality, not quantity and im sorry but the only way your going to get better is with tutorials & practice, this doesnt happen over night.
 

Lawlz

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1. The render should look like it belongs in the picture... ie. you can't just slap it on anything and blend a duplicated layer behind it.
2. Try using a regular text like arial, comic sans, or verdana... the more complicated your text is the more cluttered your sig is going to look...

Am I making any sense to anyone?
 

Jupiter

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you need to make sure your background has some of the same colors from the actual image or else it will stand out way too much
 

Lawlz

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3. You can't improve if you don't take the advice people give you... doing the same things over and over are not going to make you better, it's actually a sign of insanity to repeat the same procedure expecting different results... just sayin'
 
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