Fractal Signature Tutorial

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  1. getfirefox

    getfirefox Well-Known Member

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    Thanks for sharing.
     
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    nice but the c4d on yoshi ruins it
     
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    Well.... Not much use to me seeing how its for Gimp. Why do Gimp pleaple use such LARGE Boarders?
     
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    dude thats a sick tutorial but as ppl are saying the c4d and boarder are ruining it. awesome signature made in gimp man that is sick keep itu p
     
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    :D thx for the tut ill try it out.
     
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    not really too fond of the outcome. =-/

    nice try though; it should introduce some people to fractals.

    One12 - I'm not sure. I used PhotoShop before Gimp and I've never understood the need for such a large border presence.

    All I'll usually do is a 1 pixel border. (Gimp -> FILTERS > Script Fu > Decor > Add Border). Script Fu does a much nicer job.
     
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    nice tut
     
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    Thanks for your warm comments guys. Not everyonve uses large borders on there sigs, the idea beind making your own sigs is so that you can customize it in anyway you want. As for the C4D, that part is optional meaning it is not needed to get a nice result.
     
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