Today would be exactly seven days since I have had Photoshop, from reading other tutorials and experimenting I have learned quite a bit about Photoshop CS2 and have tried to creating a more unique style of my own. Three people, not many, have asked me how I do my signatures. It was something I came up with and it is very simple. So, I decided to make a detailed tutorial on it, hopefully I havnt left out anything while I was creating the signature itself: This is hopefully an easy way for newbies to make more professional looking signatures. Feel free to use/post this anywhere you want, I just ask that you leave my name on it, please. Edit: For those wondering, I used Alias's sparkly grunge set: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/21430768/ Its best to use multiple layers, opacities, and erase unwanted parts to get the effect you want. +Creds and +Reps are always welcome
YAY! THANKS!! I'll try it tomorrow since its almost 2:30 in the morning over here. Ugh, I need to get a 100 posts to give reps out. :unsure:
I didnt want to make the tutorial insanely long so I cut out some pointless images and didnt add anything on adjustment layers, even though they can add a great look to the image... but, adjustment layers are far more dependant on the image being used by yourself, so I guess thats no too bad. Anyways, heres an updated image of what it looks like with adjustment layers: Ugh... I think I put this in the wrong section... Please remove, I moved it myself :unsure:
really nice but which brushes did you use? cause with the brushes i have i just destroy the sig -.- //--> Edit: i think i did a pretty decent job with my brushes xD
For those wondering, I used Alias's sparkly grunge set: http://www.deviantart.com/deviation/21430768/ Its best to use multiple layers, opacities, and erase unwanted parts to get the effect you want.
gj m8 kinda no effort besides the rendering i did this before foudn it to simple so i thought it was bad but you pull it off nicely gj my way slgihtly easier but same result anyways good job +rep.
