(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Hello, my username is brianbbrian1, but you will see my tag on signatures as Brian B. This was my second signature I made, I got my stock from google, followed a tutorial that +cK Trix had referred me to. My first signature I learned that it was to dark, and that I didnt resize the image correctly so I hope I did better than last time. Either way I hope for some feed back and some constructive criticism if y'all got it. Dont be afraid to private message me with links to your preferred brushes/fonts/c4d's/renders/tutorials you have used or still use.

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*Links below to show the stock image I used and to prove ownership of this signature above*

(You must login or register to view this content.) - Link to Stock image of the woman saluting
(You must login or register to view this content.) - Link to the tutorial I used for this Signature

Very Good work for your 2nd Signature, I would try to make the CC a bit stronger and the overall tag a bit darker but this is just my personal opinion

Nice signature bud.

Much better than the first I must say. Check out this post from Helios. He has some really nice tips for beginners like flow, depth, and lighting. You must login or register to view this content.
Keep at it!

Thank you all for the positive feed back. ChaneHD, ty for pointing out that my tag is a bit to dark on this one, I will try and follow the instructions that Caspa has left in his post You must login or register to view this content. for signature text advice to make it fit the picture and lighting to the best of my abilities. +cK Trix ty for the link to the post, I will have to read and use what I gain from that post to the best of my abilities and I will better my skill with these techniques as I make more over time. TiJoshy, I'm glad you like this signature, I followed a tutorial Trix had set me in my previous post.

I hope to see more people post on some of my later posts or on these posts of my works so I can continue to become better at this as I am being encouraged to do so by the helpful and friendly community members currently. Thank you all again.