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Have the texture on the layer above the render then blend it in. Shoving light textures in the background does nothing for renders most of the time, and just looks silly.

Can also adjust the colour of the texture by using Ctrl+U and having it a darker shade of blue to fit with your colour scheme.

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Have the texture on the layer above the render then blend it in. Shoving light textures in the background does nothing for renders most of the time, and just looks silly.

Can also adjust the colour of the texture by using Ctrl+U and having it a darker shade of blue to fit with your colour scheme.

How long you been doing Sig's for mate?

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So i'v got a long way,

And see the Snejider sig above I really like it.

Also is it easier at the start to just do simple signatures?

Simple signatures are usually more difficult to get right, but yeah. Try manipulations and stuff, give yourself a variety of things to try and you'll find something you're good at.

Using textures and stuff takes practice (it's something I'm just learning how to do properly). The hardest thing of all is to choose a font that fits your work. Try a variety of things, look at other people's signatures, as them how they did things, download .psd's from other people and see how they did things. You learn as you go along basically.

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Have the texture on the layer above the render then blend it in. Shoving light textures in the background does nothing for renders most of the time, and just looks silly.

Can also adjust the colour of the texture by using Ctrl+U and having it a darker shade of blue to fit with your colour scheme.

sneijdersig.jpg

hows this now scott?

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Need to tone down the settings on your liquifying tool a wee bit. Just rub it along the outside of your render after you've applied the image and it will blend the render into the texture a wee bit.

Think the choice of texture for what you're trying to do may be a bit off, and you'll need a few more textures overall. It's a learning curve though, mate. KUTGW.

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Simple signatures are usually more difficult to get right, but yeah. Try manipulations and stuff, give yourself a variety of things to try and you'll find something you're good at.

Using textures and stuff takes practice (it's something I'm just learning how to do properly). The hardest thing of all is to choose a font that fits your work. Try a variety of things, look at other people's signatures, as them how they did things, download .psd's from other people and see how they did things. You learn as you go along basically.

Can't stop repping you and lorney 10310.gif

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Need to tone down the settings on your liquifying tool a wee bit. Just rub it along the outside of your render after you've applied the image and it will blend the render into the texture a wee bit.

Think the choice of texture for what you're trying to do may be a bit off, and you'll need a few more textures overall. It's a learning curve though, mate. KUTGW.

ive decided to make it my sig :D i quite like it personally, maybe because i made it though :lol: appreciate the help (tu)

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