bittermeat
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They're decent. You will eventually get a lot better if you keep practicing. 
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bittermeat
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The render is blurry and very distant looking.Zexion said:Meh.
Yea. I tried to fix it, but I had to render it myself. It was hard, and I had no idea how to do it. By the end it looked really choppy, so I blurred it. It looked better that way.bittermeat said:The render is blurry and very distant looking.Zexion said:Meh.
Ron Ronaldo
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I like your abstract sigs a lot. =D
Yeah, well I'm not downgrading you on the render part since you don't know how, I know many great graphics makers that don't even know how to render at the least bit, and you should at least be given a transparent one and not once with a background. You could also use it as a stock, but even that kind of image would serve for a crappy stock because of its lack of flow or depth. It's nice, but I suggest for the BG next time you should try a stock image, and put the render over it. You could even use a nature stock, here I'll show you:
I used this stock as my background for this signature:
You hardly notice the tree stock I used, because I smudged it and then put on some C4D's. I hope this helps you .
I used this stock as my background for this signature:
You hardly notice the tree stock I used, because I smudged it and then put on some C4D's. I hope this helps you
.https://www.chase.com/credit-cards.htmZexion said:
Thanks. That makes a lot of sense. Ill try it next time.Nikoking said:Yeah, well I'm not downgrading you on the render part since you don't know how, I know many great graphics makers that don't even know how to render at the least bit, and you should at least be given a transparent one and not once with a background. You could also use it as a stock, but even that kind of image would serve for a crappy stock because of its lack of flow or depth. It's nice, but I suggest for the BG next time you should try a stock image, and put the render over it. You could even use a nature stock, here I'll show you:
I used this stock as my background for this signature:
You hardly notice the tree stock I used, because I smudged it and then put on some C4D's. I hope this helps you
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