My attempt at a Sig

[Sapphire Skies]

Okay so I got bored and decided to make a sig (First One)

Yes I know, it's noobish and pretty simple. Mind you I haven't had any graphic design classes, yet.
Anyways C&C for the very first time
>.<

 

[~Sacred Fox~]

Don't say that. It looks fine as it is, although it seems a bit girly in my point of view. You'll get better in time and good job.

 

[The Lionheart]

The stocks don't blend into the background. With a little work, hopefully you can become better.

 

[Pablo]

Mind you I haven't had any graphic design classes yet
>.<

Neither have I, or many of us.
As for the tag, its not bad, better than my first. Try working on composition and keep trying things out

 

[Hellpark]

If you're hot, I'll take you under my wing.

 

[Taylor]

Neither have I, or many of us.
As for the tag, its not bad, better than my first. Try working on composition and keep trying things out

Next year, I'm taking Computer Effects. >:C

 

[Sapphire Skies]

Thanks for the tips guys.
I'm planning on taking some classes over the summer.

 

[Zook]

classes? I've taken nothing with Photoshop, it's all about experimenting. The sig itself suffers from beginner's syndrome which happened with my first tags. Simply pasting the stock onto a background and add some brushes and text. This is not a bad thing, simply the begging steps. From here you need to work on blending, using more brushes in more creative ways and learning to work with C4Ds. Also work with some filters on different layers to get different effects that look great blended together.

 

[RuffPuff]

I think you should use a little bit of blurring/softness on the edges of the stocks. I find it helps to make the stock look better in a way. Also, I don't like the text. Also, cover up the stock a little bit. See how in your current sig there are patterns over the not-so-main parts of the stock? Like that. And try not to squish your stocks. Also, It looks to me that you have used the auto select. That can be good sometimes, but it there is any white or backround left on the stock you are cutting you should try and fix it up a little bit on your own.

I hope I have helped. :3