YayaFTW wrote:
I am no expert in this matter so take my opinion with a grain of salt :P I think that it needs a little bit sharpening on Corki to highlight him over the background (You can alternatively blur the background a bit but it won't be very noticeable), other than that, I like the idea :D
Problem is, the corki render is made like that on the original image too, so basically it's stuck like that.
Shadow_Light wrote:
Thoughts?
I likey. If you did one without a name on it I would definitely use it. Good job :D
Thanks to The_Nameless_Bard
If you opened a shop I would most likely be a regular :D Your work is quite nice. Here's one I just did today. Opinions anyone?
I pulled up the Pax Sivir skin art and popped it in a layer. I then copied it again to a second layer and centered the sivir render in the middle of the image. I picked up the clone tool and made it symmetrical (it has to be the OCD in me). I picked out a blue fractal and put it in another layer and left the layer on "normal". I copied the fractal to a layer right above that one and set the layer to "addition" and saw it looked nice but wasn't quite the color i wanted. I made another layer and filled in that layer with the color i wanted then used the magic wand tool and deleted all the transparency on the fractal layers from the filled layer so it wouldn't block the background. I set that layer to overlay and merged the three layers down. I then pulled the sivir render and put it on a layer on top of the fractals, sharpened it a bit, and then I blurred the original layer and the fractal layer so that sivir was clear but everything else was blurry. It came out quite nice imo.
I pulled up the Pax Sivir skin art and popped it in a layer. I then copied it again to a second layer and centered the sivir render in the middle of the image. I picked up the clone tool and made it symmetrical (it has to be the OCD in me). I picked out a blue fractal and put it in another layer and left the layer on "normal". I copied the fractal to a layer right above that one and set the layer to "addition" and saw it looked nice but wasn't quite the color i wanted. I made another layer and filled in that layer with the color i wanted then used the magic wand tool and deleted all the transparency on the fractal layers from the filled layer so it wouldn't block the background. I set that layer to overlay and merged the three layers down. I then pulled the sivir render and put it on a layer on top of the fractals, sharpened it a bit, and then I blurred the original layer and the fractal layer so that sivir was clear but everything else was blurry. It came out quite nice imo.
Thanks to YayaFTW
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Shadow_Light wrote:
Thoughts?
The imagine is oddly placed and the text is too big and mis-positioned imo. Move the image up a bit and shrink the text to be about the size of the actual focal. I get that you were trying to emphasize the orb but it doesn't work out well when you have to cut off Ahri like that.
^ Using the rule of thirds will help you a lot with positioning in the future. Just imagine your sig is a 3x3 grid. You made it good by moving the image upwards, as you can see:
You'll often want your main focal as close to the green circles as possible.
Here's the latest sig I made:
Just a heads up, I opened a signature shop just today. I will be doing sigs for you guys if you like the way I make them. I'm still new at making signatures though but I'll try my best :)
You'll often want your main focal as close to the green circles as possible.
Here's the latest sig I made:
Just a heads up, I opened a signature shop just today. I will be doing sigs for you guys if you like the way I make them. I'm still new at making signatures though but I'll try my best :)
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I really like your clean simple style Yaya :D
It's because I'm not good at all with C4D and fractals, so I only use gradients, filters, brushes and Topaz plug-ins :P Thanks a lot :)