Getting back into the sig game:

[quote=Kazega][IMG]http://i.imgur.com/fys1CVF.png[/IMG][/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]Original artwork or someone elses? Sig looks nice though, you should probably size it down however. :p[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]I'm not exactly sure if the font fits there. If you don't have fonts, check out dafont.com it has free fonts[/quote]

[quote=Kazega]I did everything, but the main image was taken off the internet. I made it as a profile banner so its supposed to be... sizable. I am a bit rusty so I am just doing a few to get back in the swing of things.[/quote]

[quote=OTGBionicArm]you said sig in the title, my bad. It's a bit pixelated though. not sure if that's intended by the original artist or not.[/quote]

[quote=Kazega]intended or not I like how it turned out.[/quote]

[quote=97BligenN]I agree with janitsu, the font doesn't seem to... fit[/quote]

[quote=Kazega]text has always been my weakest point when it comes to these things. I could never get it just right. I thought I would try Orange to help it jump out a bit but I guess that made it too noticable and allows for nit picks, especially with the font...[/quote]

[quote=Janitsu]Do you use gimp, photoshop or what? If you are using photoshop, you could duplicate the backround layer and press CTRL + ALT + G when the layer is on top of the text layer and then move it around to blend it a bit. Or I don't know :p If you are using Gimp, you could ask Amanda if she can give you some tips?[/quote]

[quote=Hogopogo]^ Or if you are using Photoshop, an easy thing to do for text (I use the A LOT) is to simply put white text and then make it overlay. If its too opaque/unseeable then you can duplicate the text layer to make it stand out a bit more.[/quote]