SITE REVIEW: Limit Gfx V3
- aintlovegrand
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August 6th, 2005, 7:34 am
hmm. Heres my suggestions. As i've been working with gfx for awile now, i'll put in my opinion to try to help you with your future work in gfx 
1. Instead of brushing in just 1 area, to make the background look better, you should paint the background fully, then make a new layer Ctr+shift+n and then paint just a little. After you've painted once or 2 times with the second layer then you choose a fill.. (normal, color, overlay, vivid light, luminisity) those types, which are right above where it shows your layers. Anyway, just keep painting, changing fill pattern, new layer, paint, new fill. I usually get about 10-12 layers in my sigs, and then i choose the variations.. So my background is a mixture of nice colors that blend together
If you'd like a tut on this, i'll send you a video one...
2. Maybe you could blend in the text a little more
3. http://www.dafont.com (just incase you dont have it )
Well dude, those are my opinions.. Nothing harsh, your images look great, just a few suggestions to spice them up a bit good luck on future gfx bro
1. Instead of brushing in just 1 area, to make the background look better, you should paint the background fully, then make a new layer Ctr+shift+n and then paint just a little. After you've painted once or 2 times with the second layer then you choose a fill.. (normal, color, overlay, vivid light, luminisity) those types, which are right above where it shows your layers. Anyway, just keep painting, changing fill pattern, new layer, paint, new fill. I usually get about 10-12 layers in my sigs, and then i choose the variations.. So my background is a mixture of nice colors that blend together
If you'd like a tut on this, i'll send you a video one... 2. Maybe you could blend in the text a little more
3. http://www.dafont.com (just incase you dont have it )
Well dude, those are my opinions.. Nothing harsh, your images look great, just a few suggestions to spice them up a bit
good luck on future gfx bro- Anonymous
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August 6th, 2005, 7:34 am
- Skirge
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August 6th, 2005, 11:22 pm
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