Multicolor Sig

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  1. Gator

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    first try of multi color stuff :ph34r:
     
  2. PointZero125

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    I like it, the bg is a little plain IMO. 8.5/10.
     
  3. Gator

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    tx for the reply, It supposed to be soft grunge bruching, I will try to add something to it.
     
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    Yeah dude it still looks good though.
     
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    I like it dude, but its a bit plain, like he sed.....ummm, cuz u post the tut u used to do this//jus tell me how u do multicolored sigs?
     
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    I like this sig, but don't you think it would look better with cold colours?

    Just a thought... :)
     
  7. Gator

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    Thank u guys for the feed, I have the video tutorial for the wire with animation and the text flashing like my current but it an avi file 27Mb made with camtasia I dont know how to post it here if somebody will explain to me how to make it an HTML file like other video tut that Ive seen here, and I would like to make one with multicolor too, Honestly I didnt follow any tutorial for multicolor sig just made it by mind and Its very easy.
    first u make ur sig like usualy u do with color balance in the top of all layers but u dont have to desaturate the render leave as it is, to add some colors to it, firstable u select the render and go Image-adjustment-color balance and make it the color u want like between green and red, then u select each layer that has the brushing on it and do the same thing (image-adjustment-color balance) try with each one u do different settings with colors that will give mixed colors in ur sig, finaly in the top of the layers do brightness and contrast if u wanna add levels to give it more life.
    That all I hope this will help
     
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    nice sig man exept i dont really think the sub-zero fits in with the fire bg...none-of-the-less nice grundge man
     

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