Post: halo odst sig
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09-05-2009, 08:54 PM
#1
+SFX B u R n
+SFX LDR
09-05-2009, 09:00 PM
#3
+SFX B u R n
+SFX LDR
Originally posted by tA.
it's got some good effects but some of it in places looks LQ and i think you should have let a bit more of the render/stock hang out more because the focal is to covered.
continue to improve
continue to improve
says the person with a blurry render lol jk :p thx for the advice i will improve
like i said its probably been a while since i made a sig cuz of college 
09-06-2009, 12:08 AM
#4
Under Alts Bed
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09-06-2009, 01:19 AM
#5
RS*_Depression
I’m too L33T
There's no low quality areas, really, just oversharpened spots.
Your main problem in this tag (and in other tags I've seen from you, too) is that the focal is so hidden in the background. I understand wanting to blend it, but try not to overdo it, or it'll get lost.
Another thing to think about is the placement of your focal, and the resulting flow. Most peoples' eyes will immediately look for a focal point, and if they find it smack dab in the middle of the tag, it kills off a lot of flow. The "Rule of Thirds" describes how placement of a focal slightly off-center of the tag can be highly effective in creating a natural, dynamic flow.
One thing I do like in this tag is the text, but I think it would've looked nicer if it was bigger and positioned closer to the focal.
Your main problem in this tag (and in other tags I've seen from you, too) is that the focal is so hidden in the background. I understand wanting to blend it, but try not to overdo it, or it'll get lost.
Another thing to think about is the placement of your focal, and the resulting flow. Most peoples' eyes will immediately look for a focal point, and if they find it smack dab in the middle of the tag, it kills off a lot of flow. The "Rule of Thirds" describes how placement of a focal slightly off-center of the tag can be highly effective in creating a natural, dynamic flow.
One thing I do like in this tag is the text, but I think it would've looked nicer if it was bigger and positioned closer to the focal.
09-06-2009, 01:23 AM
#6
.Taco
Counter Strike: Nerd Offensive
Originally posted by Depression
There's no low quality areas, really, just oversharpened spots.
Your main problem in this tag (and in other tags I've seen from you, too) is that the focal is so hidden in the background. I understand wanting to blend it, but try not to overdo it, or it'll get lost.
Another thing to think about is the placement of your focal, and the resulting flow. Most peoples' eyes will immediately look for a focal point, and if they find it smack dab in the middle of the tag, it kills off a lot of flow. The "Rule of Thirds" describes how placement of a focal slightly off-center of the tag can be highly effective in creating a natural, dynamic flow.
One thing I do like in this tag is the text, but I think it would've looked nicer if it was bigger and positioned closer to the focal.
Your main problem in this tag (and in other tags I've seen from you, too) is that the focal is so hidden in the background. I understand wanting to blend it, but try not to overdo it, or it'll get lost.
Another thing to think about is the placement of your focal, and the resulting flow. Most peoples' eyes will immediately look for a focal point, and if they find it smack dab in the middle of the tag, it kills off a lot of flow. The "Rule of Thirds" describes how placement of a focal slightly off-center of the tag can be highly effective in creating a natural, dynamic flow.
One thing I do like in this tag is the text, but I think it would've looked nicer if it was bigger and positioned closer to the focal.
i like this guy, he requires no "WDF 3 WORD POST NOOB GTFO"
<3
09-06-2009, 01:24 AM
#7
RS*_Depression
I’m too L33T
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