Which Is Better?

Discussion in 'GR Classic Archive' started by Mustang300, Sep 30, 2006.

  1. .//XeN-

    .//XeN- Well-Known Member

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    I ususally think colour looks better, but I chose 'it depends' because it really does.
     
  2. Mustang300

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    so it looks like color almost always wins
     
  3. SRF

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    i think the most artistic sigs are black and white, and they are often then best, however if you screw up you screw up worse, and somtimes colour gives a great effect
     
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    Imo, Black and White is better, and it gives more depth. It also helps those people who may suck at coloring sigs. I don't like color all that much, or when I do make sigs with color, I add as less of it as I can.
     
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    it dipends on the sig if you want a dacker sig like a gruge sig or white is you want a bright sig
     
  6. Greasy Pete

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    i think having a grayscale sig can look nice in some situations, but i think a lot of the times the artist is too lazy to put some time into color
     
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    depends really. the if the colors on a sig are ugly its best to go greyscale
     
  8. Henri

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    IMO black and white with a bit of light
     
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    Black and white gives more depth to sigs, whereas color just adds attractivess and flashiness to them most of the time.
     
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    color b/w looks a bit dead imo
     

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