How To Achieve Flow?

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  1. nolonger

    nolonger Well-Known Member

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    I recently have noticed that 100% of the sigs I make lack flow. Does anyone have any tips to revert that?

    Thanks in advance.
     
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    <span style="font-family:Comic Sans MS">Look up some tuts with nice outcomes. Here is one with good flow.</span>
     
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    Thanks Havoc. Will use that as a base for new sigs.
     
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    imagine ur image is pointing in a direction, and base ur effects around that direction, or against that direction but generically together. do not always try having ur flow go in 2 directions, it can distract in a sig
     
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    Thats prob the best explanation i've seen yet
     
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    Always make sure your flow is coming from your focal point(usually a person or the main subject of a stock) and never from some random place.If you are using images(like c4d renders) to achieve your flow make sure you erase anything that collides with your general flow(I use the word "general flow" because you can curve the ends of things,and still have them going in a general direction).
     
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    Follow the stock, simple. If the stock is going in a "/" direction, make the effects more dominant up the top right and make the tag build up to that point... While not destroying the focal of course.
     

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