So much better imo

Okay, I think this is starting to look better.

Cnc plz.

[IMG]http://i238.photobucke*****m/albums/ff303/colby1666/Signatures/ironmannew.png[/IMG]

Takkkkee youuurrrr timmmmeee.

If you just crank stuff out one by one, you're not going to get anywhere fast.
The whole point of taking your time with a piece is so that you get most of, if not your full potential into it.
Then, when you've reached your limits, you get critique. Then you can expand your limits.
If you just dick around in what you're comfortable with, you won't improve.
The thing about the .psd pack I just released was that most of those were my limit pushers.
Especially the banner. That was a little eye opening for me in terms of ideas forming.

Not saying this to be mean either.
You have potential, and you don't want to waste it.

Good inspiration: http://www.mpgh.net/forum/8-graphics...k-warning.html

I'm even going to add to it in a bit with stuff that inspires me.

Well what more do you think I could've added to it or take away from it. I'm just kind of messing around with stuff still trying to learn how to make signatures again lmao. I spent the last year making large works.

Maybe stick with large art.
I've been making tags for the last year and I'm starting to move into LP's.

I also recommend practicing some basics...composition, execution, atmosphere, lighting, effects, depth, blending, flow, and others.
At this point, I can't really tell you to add or remove things until your work is less one smash-up of stuff, and more of one organization of elements with the basics down pat.

If you haven't already checked out Deviantart, I would do so and look at tutorials.
You should just be able to search them.
If you have any trouble, let me know, and I'll grab some from the Fringe academy that have helped me.

too much black and white, too dark, compo is simple
like ryan said
take ur time
look at shayne, he only makes a tag once every 2 months

Im doing this to learn. Im basically making sigs with new ideas and concepts to figure out how everything looks.

And by LP i mean like advertisements and CD covers and photo manips, not the stuff you're doing.

Originally Posted by Ryguy

An LP is an LP no matter what it's for.

So much better imo

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