What's The Difference Between...

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  1. *fire*

    *fire* Well-Known Member

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    what i learned is
    Tag = no brushing
    Sig = use brushing
     
  2. -embrace

    -embrace Well-Known Member

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    Same here, and that a tag uses C4D and a sig doesnt.
     
  3. adam__

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    That's what the term "tag" is refering to; just as the graffiti artist has his "tag" (an image or design to distinguish himself), so does the digital artist.

    As far as I'm concerned a signature is the space below one's post reserved for w/e the user wants to put there, and a tag is a user made image which is put in the signature. The name has no indication of the tools used.
     
  4. x Infinite x

    x Infinite x Well-Known Member

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    Well I think we found our new official term for it lol :lol:
     
  5. Faded

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    they r da same
     
  6. AM Anima

    AM Anima Well-Known Member

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    I agree with some people here, tag sounds a bit more professional, like most of the sig makers here. Sigs are just gfx thrown together I guess.
     
  7. nekogai555

    nekogai555 Well-Known Member

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    There's really no difference. That's that.
     
  8. Det. John Kimble

    Det. John Kimble Member

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    Something along the lines of what I was thinking.

    If I lay down a "tag" or "bomb" (<--- to be proper) then that's what I think when I here people referring to "sigs" as "tags. If you know what I mean.

    Sig. Why change something that 90% of people know what it is rather than claling it a Tag?
     
  9. R. Yung Hoodz

    R. Yung Hoodz Well-Known Member

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    i kno they the same

    but i feel its more appropriate like

    TAG=a sig which is wider then it is tall

    SIG=a more squarish shape to it
     

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