» Girlskel

Entered in SOTW cos God loves a trier lol

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This post has been edited by CelticBhoy88 on Mar 21 2008, 01:50 AM

pretty good work on the effects mate.. imo you just need to darken it up a little in certain sections of the bg just a touch more (but then i tend to like sigs a little dark).. also if you create a new layer, then gaussian blur set on about 1.5-3. then erase over the focal point and the skeleton and a few of the effects this will add a bit more depth to the bg, by varying the sharp/blur it makes certains bit appear in more focus :)

good job mate, and we encourage everyone to enter sotw.. :D

it is a bit bright m8 i have been enterin sotw since i started like i said before we are newbs so who cares lol

we love a trier here on vision to lol think lmt has covered the help bit lol
you are deff getting better with each sig well done keep it up

looks pretty good, i think you're deff getting better. I would have a go at what LMT said, i think that would help with adding some depth. The light on this is good i think, but it looks a low quality. when you save your images save them at 100% quality as .jpg or.gif or.png. whatever you like. dont drop the filesize though and loose quality, unless you have to. Also just another thought, do you hold "shift" when you resize your renders? It might just be me but it looks a little squashed.

Thanx for advice mlt and comments everyone

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yup personally i save all mine as the top png format keeps em lookin goooooooooooood, you have been getting good with the basics mate and come a long way quick,

no to start messing and having fun with photo shop

Cheers m8

Reason I've been saving for web as gif is that i found they kept them reasonably good and still within the limits of filesize which some sites enforce on signatures.. suppose it's just habit

CelticBhoy88

nice one mate,

i just dont like the LQ render and non propertly resizing your render

effects are nice,

KIU