Yeah, Tried my first sig with GIMP 2.4.7.. I think it turned out pretty well.
I'll post more when I make more.
I'll post more when I make more.
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It's the GIMP. Also, it's harder to make a sig in the gimp, then it is in photoshop.
Try using a different font. The latest version of the background is nice, I just don't thinkthe font goes with it.
Try using a different font. The latest version of the background is nice, I just don't thinkthe font goes with it.
go to my computer click ur c drive then go to windows then click the fonts folder then copy and paste ur font file n there
www.dafont.com <---fonts
www.dafont.com <---fonts
-[KR]-Zabuza*: This is DJ zab bringing you some smooooooth melodies...
-[KR]-Zabuza*: Here's our next one, to bring you some good vibes *8)
"A beacon of borderline admin abuse" - Key 2023-01-28
-[KR]-Zabuza*: Here's our next one, to bring you some good vibes *8)
"A beacon of borderline admin abuse" - Key 2023-01-28
planetrender
loads there.
Heres the thing.. gimp...is..to say the least not as resourcefull as PS..you can make some really awesome designs in it though as ive seen alot of people do. But photoshop is what every uses..
Your designs are good for a first go at gimp.. photoshop on the other hand would have been better.. the options/effects etc are alot more easy to get to and traverse.. yiou can create anything when you no what your doing.. atm im thinking of picking it up again and making a new metal interface for kicks.. and a banner for my eve corp. i dont use someone elses work .. and then think.. wow i can recreate that... imagination will drive you to create whats in your head... if my art teacher seen half the things ive created before he dropped me from my GCSE class he would be amazed. And he said imagination is not a tool to work from... asshole.
What im saying is.. witht he right resources you could go alot further than what gimp will allow. Look at flappy.. when he started he was just where you are.. i threw him a few tips.. colour schemes and links.. he went done most of the work but it takes the critism to keep going.
I will crit your designs now:
the blue grass/tube thing one.. very abstract design, dont quite get it though.. choice of colours no thanks.. btu good.
The cat one im amazed you even did.. i dont like the effect you have used however.. around the cats eye now looks pixelated.. which is sad. but i mean.. wow.. nice bump from blue grass.
Heres the categories you can choose:
Grunge: What i like about grunge is it can be as detailed or as simplistic as you like.. there are many different forms of grunge as well. For instance: Dirty grunge/Detailed grunge/abstract grunge/grunge
Tech: Tech style designs are my favourite but also the most time consuming, Head over to effectica.com where they have a shit ton of tools and tuts for your needs.. and alot fo friendly guys as well.
Abstract: Not quite a fan, some are really amazing to look at however, but i never really use abstract brushs that much.
Vector: Vector designs are radical ina design sence.. there very.. out of the ordinary and cool looking.. normally just circles and lines.. sometimes bubbles.. grunge can work really well with vector style designs if you good.
I hope i have helped a bit, if you want anymore help hit me up on squall_leon@live.co.uk
Happy designing.
loads there.
Heres the thing.. gimp...is..to say the least not as resourcefull as PS..you can make some really awesome designs in it though as ive seen alot of people do. But photoshop is what every uses..
Your designs are good for a first go at gimp.. photoshop on the other hand would have been better.. the options/effects etc are alot more easy to get to and traverse.. yiou can create anything when you no what your doing.. atm im thinking of picking it up again and making a new metal interface for kicks.. and a banner for my eve corp. i dont use someone elses work .. and then think.. wow i can recreate that... imagination will drive you to create whats in your head... if my art teacher seen half the things ive created before he dropped me from my GCSE class he would be amazed. And he said imagination is not a tool to work from... asshole.
What im saying is.. witht he right resources you could go alot further than what gimp will allow. Look at flappy.. when he started he was just where you are.. i threw him a few tips.. colour schemes and links.. he went done most of the work but it takes the critism to keep going.
I will crit your designs now:
the blue grass/tube thing one.. very abstract design, dont quite get it though.. choice of colours no thanks.. btu good.
The cat one im amazed you even did.. i dont like the effect you have used however.. around the cats eye now looks pixelated.. which is sad. but i mean.. wow.. nice bump from blue grass.
Heres the categories you can choose:
Grunge: What i like about grunge is it can be as detailed or as simplistic as you like.. there are many different forms of grunge as well. For instance: Dirty grunge/Detailed grunge/abstract grunge/grunge
Tech: Tech style designs are my favourite but also the most time consuming, Head over to effectica.com where they have a shit ton of tools and tuts for your needs.. and alot fo friendly guys as well.
Abstract: Not quite a fan, some are really amazing to look at however, but i never really use abstract brushs that much.
Vector: Vector designs are radical ina design sence.. there very.. out of the ordinary and cool looking.. normally just circles and lines.. sometimes bubbles.. grunge can work really well with vector style designs if you good.
I hope i have helped a bit, if you want anymore help hit me up on squall_leon@live.co.uk
Happy designing.
Hehe, well first Flapjack made me the cat one, I couldn't hope to recreate it 
I've been over to effectica, but I had no idea they had Tutorials for GIMP..
And I would've gotten photoshop, but then again it costs so much.. even more than I (<-- emphasis on that) have in MY wallet..
And I don't like the idea of pirating photoshop..
Also, I tried my first going-to-be-successful render sig with GIMP, but was unable to save it before I left for school and my mom restarted the computer for updates..
Anyways, I'll keep going at it.
I've been over to effectica, but I had no idea they had Tutorials for GIMP..
And I would've gotten photoshop, but then again it costs so much.. even more than I (<-- emphasis on that) have in MY wallet..
And I don't like the idea of pirating photoshop..
Also, I tried my first going-to-be-successful render sig with GIMP, but was unable to save it before I left for school and my mom restarted the computer for updates..
Anyways, I'll keep going at it.
Actually squall, I was way worse then del is now. 
Look for tutorials, they let you get used to the program you're using.
Here's some for the gimp.
http://www.gimptalk.com/forum/gimp-tuto ... ps-f8.html
You may find some good ones here, though I don't know how many they have for the gimp. Their photoshop selection is amazing though.
http://www.tutorialfx.com/forums/
Look for tutorials, they let you get used to the program you're using.
Here's some for the gimp.
http://www.gimptalk.com/forum/gimp-tuto ... ps-f8.html
You may find some good ones here, though I don't know how many they have for the gimp. Their photoshop selection is amazing though.
http://www.tutorialfx.com/forums/
I always use gimptalk, tried a few of their tutorials but again I couldn't get renders to work right, they always look like theyve been cut by a 3 year old..
and tutorialfx doesn't have any GIMP tutorials, I know this because I checked your sig gallery to see any tips or tutorials Squall might've posted..
and tutorialfx doesn't have any GIMP tutorials, I know this because I checked your sig gallery to see any tips or tutorials Squall might've posted..
I forgot! This site has really good tutorials that are good, even though their different. There's not a lot of gimp tutorials though.
http://the-dark-arts.net/forums/index.p ... wforum=130
http://the-dark-arts.net/forums/index.p ... wforum=130
