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Published: 2008-02-27 18:02:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 31272; Favourites: 117; Downloads: 825
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My first Sig tutorialRelated content
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I've never been a big fan of abstracts, such as these, but I have to tell you this is an amazing sig. I love the coloring and the texture is awesome.
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Your tut inspired me to make this: [link]
It was really helpful ^.^
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I made these using this tutorial.
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Implemented my own idea's of course.
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Thanks, nice tutorial :3 Here is my outcome:
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Nice outcome, the topaz filter adds a nice look to the sig.
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Great outcome 
But what map did you choose at the displace part?
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I used a .psd for a previous signature I had made but any good abstract .psd should give good results.
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Nice tutorial I added it as my favorite.
This is my sig that I made of this tutorial
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The outcome of the signature looks great, I really like the textured part of it. My only advice would to be work on the text, it doesn't seem to fit the signature.
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Thanks man, I am not good in adding text in the sig
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I use to be horrible at text, once I figured out that you didn't have to add all kinds of effects and stuff I got better. Here is a tutorial by 1LastHope that helped me out.
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Very good Tutorial...Now I understand all the things.
I first added really difficult text, but now I understand how easy text addding is.
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my outcome. i played with the g. maps. lol
this tut is FAVED
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Nice outcome my only advice would be to add a nice black border.
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i do that in every sig i make. just not on this one cus i thought it would give it sum kind of touch. lol
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Nice tut, my outcome isnt really good but i learned a lot! thanx dude.
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No problem glad you liked it
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one question
do you use the same c4d all the time?
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yes it was all 1 C4d you can find it here
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