MY FIRST SIG WITH CS5

[Stay off my gun]

so worked on this one for a bit, I really liked the render but found it a bit hard to work with. But I tried my best. Pretty tired so was having trouble grasping a sway, style, or direction I wanted to take this one, Just tried to make it a dark theme that fit content. Anyways let me know what you think, Comments/Questions/Concerns/Suggestions/Advice....Here it is...

 

[Jupiter]

The render seems to have a lot of gray around him but its not anywhere else in the sig, just looks a bit strange.

 

[Stay off my gun]

yea I definitely fell short when I chose coloring and such, thought about that right before I fell asleep in bed. But it was still good practice for me, got familiar with my variables and parameters. I need to get more of a grip on effects and such, there is just so many settings when working with those.

 

[Stay off my gun]

here is a new one that I tried to work on the color more, I personally think I did pretty good with the render and the background, but when it came to fill some blank areas I don't think I did as great as I could have, maybe chose a different fractal or something......not sure. Anyways here it is.... let me know what you all think.

 

[Stay off my gun]

So I can't get my xbox to work much these days, might have to get a new one ..... so I have had more time to work on my talents. I know I gotta improve my artistic skill to get really better. But it is hard for me to start from scratch with a blank canvas and a render to go with, its hard for me to fill the rest of the canvas....tips???? Here is my latest work...

 

[Rave]

For both of the Cloud signatures, the text is too big. I prefer the top Cloud sig over the bottom one because the focal in the second one looks blurred. Maybe lessen the blur on the second one some.

 

[Jupiter]

the blur around your renders always seems a bit strong

& for the most recent post, its all very bright and sort of pale.

 

[Stay off my gun]

thanks for the input, great concepts for me to be thinking about when I do my next one, I'll keep working at it

 

[XGC Zoidberg]

I would strongly recommend some tutorials for blending. You show potential and by doing tutorials, you can learn new techniques that will allow you to show it in it's fullest.