Jonathan Mark's Sig Gallery

I'd suggest not using textures/scanlines over the render itself...the background, yes, but not the render itself. It usually doesn't look too good.

Originally posted by Lana
I'd suggest not using textures/scanlines over the render itself...the background, yes, but not the render itself. It usually doesn't look too good.

I have been trying to find better ways to blend the render into the background, but so far I haven't come up with any other than using that technique.

Try using the eraser tool at a low opacity over the edges, or making a new layer and brushing with black or white (depending on how dark or light the sig is) and setting the blend mode to overlay or softlight.

Originally posted by Lana
Try using the eraser tool at a low opacity over the edges, or making a new layer and brushing with black or white (depending on how dark or light the sig is) and setting the blend mode to overlay or softlight.

Made a few modifications...

A somewhat ok sig I made for another forum...

im starting to make my own sigs but i dont exactly know how to make the best i could ever make, but do you have an adobe thing i could get for free if so i'd like a hyperlink or something thanks!

Originally posted by DarthMaul9123
im starting to make my own sigs but i dont exactly know how to make the best i could ever make, but do you have an adobe thing i could get for free if so i'd like a hyperlink or something thanks!

Anyways a new sig for MM...

i only started working with photoshop and im in the 8th grade so they wont be any good, but mezzoting with lighting effects can make it look like space with outlines and stuff i'd show you but i did it at school and won this statewide contest with it

Yes these sigs are large due to the fact they are for a small forum with virtually unlimited sig limits...

Sam Fisher Sig...

Ack nearly got buried again...