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I'v been enjoying GFX art and have been making some cool signatures on Photoshop CC but there seems to be a problem which is holding me back from starting a GFX shop. When I make a signature and use sythes background color it seems to be off by alot and feels like it has some contrast or some kind of shade over it. Heres some examples by what i mean .
The signature has a lighter shade of the sythe color I'm using.
Another Example
Maybe some problem here ?
Color Code im using
Im really not sure what the problem can be.. I had 3 GFX artist from sythe help me out but they couldn't seem to figure it out either. I screenshared with Calum GFX for about 2 hours trying to solve it but we were hopeless so if anyone knows or thinks they know please let me know !



























