some quick and simple

My buddy wanted a simple sig with bender in it so I made him one, in matter of 5-10 mins, am posting it here to see how it dose
plz help me improve thanks =)
don’t care how rude u are while posting as long as u tell me whats wrong with it

Hoping KIABIN replies on this lol

 

I'm just going to say right now, there's nothing to be too harsh about. But, I like to give constructive criticism, so I'll start.

The text takes a big spot within the sig, thus distracting me from the focal. The render could be moved towards the center a bit more, as it looks like it's floating out of proportion. The color of the sig can always mess it up. What I do is color via gradient maps and photo filters. I barely use channel mixer, as if it's too strong, the outcome isn't as great as wanted. It looks as if you pasted in a render, used a default texture, and then channel mixed it. I don't recommend any of that. Although, using some defaults is good, none were needed in this piece.

OH. And how you said it took 5-10 minutes. My sigs are like an hour a piece, because I take my time and look for as many errors as possible. I usually work on it for 30 minutes, go get a drink, wake up my eyes, and look at it again for errors. I recommend looking over everything as much as possible.

 

yo man i love you how u go into detail, and When my friend saw it he was like it is perfect, so I was ill post what ever I got, but I really appreciate you taking the time to help me improve on it

 

Everybody can improve, from anything. The only thing holding you back is yourself.

Look.



That was my second photoshop sig. Before photoshop, my sigs sucked horribly. Way worse than the one I just posted. I went from that, to this.



If you try hard enough, it's you'll improve in no time. It took me longer due to photoshop not working, and random things like that.

 

Do u have any tutorials on sythe??? If not you should post some I am positive many will find it useful and Learn some coOl tricks espically me

 

I'd need to find one of my .psds that people could actually learn from before I make any tutorials. I've considered it in the past, but, never actually tried it .