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A classic sig and tutorial. Click to view Full Tutorial, Full Credits to: +mw.PMI

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A seriously awesome outcome.

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AllSigs.com has now partnered with IMGDesk. If any of you want to upload signatures, websites, etc please visit there website HERE. Their image hosting services are top notch. Instead of imageshack, photobucket, etc this website has a very user friendly website and you will find this website to be simply amazing. All the AllSigs.com members are encouraged to use IMGDesk for all their image upload needs. Our whole Staff have all used photobucket, imageshack, along with many other image upload websites, but they have all said that IMGDesk is by far the best they have used.

Our website tutorials are now going to be hosted on IMGDesk

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These are some of the Best C4D Renders I have ever seen, Full Credits To Angelus-Hellion

1st Pack

2nd Pack

3rd Pack

4th Pack

5th Pack

Also, browse around his gallery. He has many C4D’s that you may find helpful

Tip#1

Don’t “blend” a render into a sig. If you start out with a render and create effect layers above it, it will look eventually just blend itself. Remember, you have to use common sense with photoshop. To get rid of something on top of a stock or render use the “erase tool” <– I know I know, I amaze myself as well

Tip#2

Don’t use those damn brushes you find at deviantart. If you wh0re them your sigs will always be the same. I used to use them myself and it got me no where. If you take a stock and use different filters (try distorts) you will a better result. The only time I ever use brushes in when I smudge or use the o-so-fudging-beautiful clonestamp.

Tip#3

Use gradient maps, but don’t over do it. Too much color always ends in an ugly brown. Also try the other color effects ps has to offer. Curves, Levels, Select color etc.

Tip#4

Don’t smack a huge font on a tiny sig. Just don’t b/c it bugs me, and it looks like crap

Tip#5

Don’t be random. Sigs take thought. Think about the flow, depth, color, and the idea that you want people to get from the sig. I always use motion in my sigs.

Tip#6

Few more things to think about. Shading, break up of space, sex, LIGHTING.

Tip#7

Your never to good to read tutorials. Read them and then read them again. Tutorials teach the unteachable.

Tip#8

DONT EVER use pixel stretch as your sig background…it’ll look like shit 100% of the time

Tip#9

Dont BRUSH your sig backgrounds…like said above all your sigs will look the same

Learn techniques used in advanced signatures.

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Creating flow is simple, however, it’s one of the most important things in designing. The definition of flow is as follows: To exhibit a smooth or graceful continuity.  Without flow, a sig is just a random mess and will never be finished. I will explain the basics of flow in this tutorial.

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Sometimes, when making a sig, you will forget something very important. You probably won’t realize until you are finished. Then you may have to go back and start from an earlier state. For this reason I have made a list of important things to think of when making a sig.

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By having good depth you are bringing your sigs to the next level. When you first try to create depth you might find it to be difficult, but after a while it will become easier. Think of signatures as a real picture. Some objects are further away and some are up close.

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