Come Rate. Gotxbrain.

Yet again I'm trying something very different.
I used only the render, background stock, and chalk and circle brushes for smudging and color.

stapled wrote:Boring. i
gotxbrain wrote:Coming from a proffesional standpoint, I would never present a client with an experiment. I'd stick to things I know look good and that people like. I'd save the experimenting for practice, and try to perfect it until it's something i'm cofortable replicating and can make look good.
stapled wrote:I like it.
stapled wrote:
:secret laugh: See what I did there?
gotxbrain wrote:I don't like it. I was also hoping for some unique typography on my name, not exactly the same thing I did. Thanks anyway.
(Perhaps you should stop 'trying something different')
Eli wrote:<3 .
I actually like it better with that typography.
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My request thread is a request thread for a reason.
If you wanted to specify that you wanted unique typography.
You should have said so, or I go by what I want to do.
gotxbrain wrote:then what you did was copy off of me. I didn't know it was that good.
Eli wrote:<3 .
I actually like it better with that typography.
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My request thread is a request thread for a reason.
If you wanted to specify that you wanted unique typography.
You should have said so, or I go by what I want to do.
Saved wrote:That's not typography, that's called changing the font.
I'm pretty sure we're not all professionals; we're just amateurs that neglect our own infallibilities. Eli, I suggest if you want people to simply rate, (instead of attacking you) you set up a poll system or ask users to vote on a 1-10 system.
And Minora, I can understand if you're dissatisfied. "I don't like it" Doesn't carry you very far though. If you want everything to be absolute perfection, then be sure to make an extremely detailed request down to the last pixel. For a person who simply crops their signature to make an avatar. You're very detail oriented.
Anyway about the signature:
I'm glad you're experimenting...that's honestly the best way to improve and mature to find styles that work. I suggest playing around with positioning of your render. You seem to always have it dead center. Some of the best selcas I've seen are interesting because the person intentionally cuts off and uses other parts of the photo elsewhere. Also, the brushes look too harsh and just stamped onto the render. I do love the background though. Those different hues of light and dark blend so well together!
Saved wrote:That's not typography, that's called changing the font.
I'm pretty sure we're not all professionals; we're just amateurs that neglect our own infallibilities. Eli, I suggest if you want people to simply rate, (instead of attacking you) you set up a poll system or ask users to vote on a 1-10 system.
And Minora, I can understand if you're dissatisfied. "I don't like it" Doesn't carry you very far though. If you want everything to be absolute perfection, then be sure to make an extremely detailed request down to the last pixel. For a person who simply crops their signature to make an avatar. You're very detail oriented.
Anyway about the signature:
I'm glad you're experimenting...that's honestly the best way to improve and mature to find styles that work. I suggest playing around with positioning of your render. You seem to always have it dead center. Some of the best selcas I've seen are interesting because the person intentionally cuts off and uses other parts of the photo elsewhere. Also, the brushes look too harsh and just stamped onto the render. I do love the background though. Those different hues of light and dark blend so well together!
Saved wrote:
And Minora, I can understand if you're dissatisfied. "I don't like it" Doesn't carry you very far though. If you want everything to be absolute perfection, then be sure to make an extremely detailed request down to the last pixel. For a person who simply crops their signature to make an avatar. You're very detail oriented.