It just looks like you set alot of c4d's on different opacity's and settings, its good but you should incorporate that method into a signature, not just make it the signature itself. The text could use some work and the lighting may need to be toned down.
The low quality has to do something with tinypic. Idk why. ill use a diffrent host next time. Thanks for all the feed back ill try incorporating the style into an actual sig. later. thanks for the feedback
The low quality has to do something with tinypic. Idk why. ill use a diffrent host next time. Thanks for all the feed back ill try incorporating the style into an actual sig. later. thanks for the feedback
Make sure you're encoding it (saving) as a .png. This is by far the most high quality image encoder, and it supports alpha transparencies (anywhere from 0%-100% opacity, rather than binary, which is either 0% OR 100%). .gif files (the file type you're using) is useful for somethings (browser support, right down to the very first IE) and animation is easy; it is in itself an outdated filetype. Don't use it for sigs.
If the image looks better on your computer rather than uploaded, it's possible you're working in a zoomed environment in photoshop. Just to make sure you're not, select the magnifying tool, right click on your image, and select Actual Pixels.