well please +rep this was so hard man. brushes - http://files.filefront.com/alias_sparkle_g...;/fileinfo.html render - http://img368.imageshack.us/img368/1544/render6809jz.png final outcome: Full signature tut. 1. Make a new document, size 350x150. 2. Use the paint bucket tool and paint you're canvas black. 3. Make a new layer (ctrl+shift+n). 4. Brush around a bit with the brushes I linked to you. Make sure its in white. 5. Make another new layer and put it below the first brushes. Make sure the color is 4b8a63. Now brush around a bit. 6. Go Layer>New adjustment layer>Color balance. Set it to 0 0 0; -85 - 18 +41; 0 0 0. 7. Make another color balance layer. Set it to -61 +31 +20; 0 0 0; +31 -20 -22. 8. Go Layer>New adjustment layer>Brightness/contrast. set it to -1;+24. 9. Now select color balance 1 and go Filter>Render>clouds. 10. Now go File>Place and select the render I linked you to. 11. Now go Layer>Layer style>Blending options and set the blend mode to luminosity. 12. Right click on the layer render and click "rasterize layer." 13. Now duplicate the render by right clicking and hitting duplicate layer. 14. Drag the layer under the original render. 15. Take out you're single column marquee tool. Click in the middle of the sig. 16. Click Edit>Free transform and drag it to the end of the sig so the pixels are stretched. Hence a PiXel stretch. 17. In blending options change the blend mode to soft light. 18. Get out you're lasso tool and select the original render. Now put the feather to around 20px and faintly outline the sig. 19. Now in the layers palet go down to the bottom and select add layer mask. Now it should fade the sig in some areas. 20. Now for the text. Take the font of you're choice i used Old Republic. At a size and shape you feel good with type you're text. 21. Move the text into a position you feel comfortable with. 22. Set the text in blending options to overlay. Make sure the text is visible. 23. Its time for the border. Get out your rectangular marquee tool. Make sure its at 0 feather. 24. Hit ctrl+a. Make the settings 3px black. 25. Hit ctrl+a again. Make the settings 2px white. 26. Now hit ctrl+a again. Make the settings 1px black. 27. Zoom in and delete the white bar with your magic wand tool.
can you have all the images in 1 document cos' it's f*cking annoying when you have to click each indvidual image.
