How do you guys make your own sigs like what programs you use and how you do it? The fonts etc... I am a total newbie so even if it is basic stuff I probably don't know about it.
Last edited by Benawolnow; 01-18-2008 at 07:11 AM..
Yeah it is basic stuff like real basic. Do I have to download it again? I downloaded it and when I did it came in a zip file and I don't know what to do.
"Perhaps this is what I have always wished for since that day. The loss and destruction of all. That's right, one must destroy before creating. In that case, if my conscience becomes a hindrance to me, then I will simply erase it. I have no other choice but to move forward...."
I've you're downloading a legal version of Photoshop then it will not be anything worth getting. I would suggest getting GIMP if you want something legal and easy to set up. Downloading ilegal version of file editters can be very dagurous because they can be confusing in instuling.
Here's a tute I made ages ago when I was showing my friends how to cut out pictures and look good. >__> It's so outdated, but you can get an idea from it.
((Image heavy, and wide for people with smaller res monitors.))
Spoiler
Open a picture onto a new document. ((Garet from Golden Sun.))
Zoom in.
1) Find the lasso tool.
1) Set the feathering to about 6 px
2) Go round the edge of the part of the image that you want. ((or maybe you want the whole thing.))
Copy the image, then paste onto a new document as a new layer.
1) Remove the background layer
2) Cut out the bits that you couldn’t do before with a low feathering like 2. Once outlined press delete. And it should get rid of that bit and still make it look nice.
Copy all, then paste as new layer onto your background image. ((I luff the brushes I have ^_^.))
1) Change the layer blend. ((Linear Burn.))
1) Select the text tool.
2) Type in you text. ((Garet))
3) You can modify the blending options for this one too. ((I have! Color Burn. Woooooh))
I also suggest that you get a group of texture, brushes, fonts and pictures (Both, just pictures and renders/pngs) on your compy. (Or links to wesites with them on.)