Sala Salabim
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So.. Would you? I only started 2 days ago and still getting the hang of it.
Would you say my sig is any good?
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If you only started two days ago...this isn't too bad at all. I, for one, really like the border a lot...and your placement isn't too bad given the dimensions of the sig. The brushwork on the right side (I'm assuming that's brushwork at least) is pretty good as well.
However, I would suggest some improvements. For one, the background is very blank...you could throw something there (Render>Clouds is a decent starting point). The render definitely needs to be blended...or you need to find a render that doesn't look so "render-y"...but the presence of a background would probably help with the sharp edges on the render as well. Text...while placed well, needs a face-lift.
Like I said, though, really not bad. There's certainly a lot of potential for improval...the biggest thing that this sig really needs is something going on in the background. Not too much...but more than just plain white.
However, I would suggest some improvements. For one, the background is very blank...you could throw something there (Render>Clouds is a decent starting point). The render definitely needs to be blended...or you need to find a render that doesn't look so "render-y"...but the presence of a background would probably help with the sharp edges on the render as well. Text...while placed well, needs a face-lift.
Like I said, though, really not bad. There's certainly a lot of potential for improval...the biggest thing that this sig really needs is something going on in the background. Not too much...but more than just plain white.
It's damn good for someone who only started two days ago. 
The colorscheme works, and I like how you're one of the only newbies who doesn't shove the text into the corner. When you're new, though, it might be best to practice with smaller canvases, such as 100x100 avatars/icons. But do whatever you feel is heling you improve. Just mess around with the different tools, and look up some graphic tutorials. Are you using photoshop?
The colorscheme works, and I like how you're one of the only newbies who doesn't shove the text into the corner. When you're new, though, it might be best to practice with smaller canvases, such as 100x100 avatars/icons. But do whatever you feel is heling you improve. Just mess around with the different tools, and look up some graphic tutorials. Are you using photoshop?
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Decent work for a beginner!
The size of the signature is too big to be honest. Smaller signatures always look better unless you plan to utilise the space appropriately for a signature that size.
I like the brushes in the background and the colours are gorgeous!
Love the border although I think you should have used the same colour featured in the background.
The text needs to have a different font and be positioned somewhere that doesn't make it look like it's just hanging there.
The image of Yuna needs to be blended more into the background to get rid of those sharp cut out edges as well.
Obviously that's a lot to take in for a beginner so don't be freaked out. XD
Awesome work and hope to see more soon!
The size of the signature is too big to be honest. Smaller signatures always look better unless you plan to utilise the space appropriately for a signature that size.
I like the brushes in the background and the colours are gorgeous!
Love the border although I think you should have used the same colour featured in the background.
The text needs to have a different font and be positioned somewhere that doesn't make it look like it's just hanging there.
The image of Yuna needs to be blended more into the background to get rid of those sharp cut out edges as well.
Obviously that's a lot to take in for a beginner so don't be freaked out. XD
Awesome work and hope to see more soon!