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Ehh, for a second ever its ok. I would look at some tutorials and learn some new stuff, and maybe try another. And i dont like the two lines on the top and bottom, not good that that render is over them. Look at some tutorials to help you a bit more.

This was from an advanced tutorial and that render is meant to overlap the low opacity border, it's deliberate

It would look a lot more professional if the render did not overlap the border. "Advanced" tutorial or not, it would look better.

Nice! I like the texture of his clothing.

First of all its only your second sig, if i were you i would take advice from someone that knows a lot more. Second, does the outcome in the tutorial look like that? Either you didn't follow it correctly or its not a good tutorial. And if its advanced, and its only your second sig, you shouldn't be on "Advanced" tutorials yet.

I don't know if it's me but i think it looks good, what would you suggest I do..

-remove the overlap of the render?
-remove the border?

My suggestion is make the border the very top layer, nothing should overlap the border. Second I'd try to find a different text style, to be honest nothing so "silly" looking, and try to make it flow with the rest of the sig. Not bad for the second sig, but criticism is the best way for you to improve

Ok virus thanks for the feedback, I'll make the changes although when it comes to text on signatures, i have no idea what i'm doing. the text i used was #1 from Dafont since i couldn't think of anything else.

First step would be to remove the border. And the c4d in the back just really is just thrown there, has no flow. Theres not really much i can tell you to do with this, but im telling you man look at some tutorials, im only trying to help you. Sigtutorials.com go there and practice. Pay attention to everything it tells you to do. Hell even go on youtube and type in signature tutorials, theres a lot. When you learn more stuff, you can put together your own piece of work.