Em's Cherries
- Thread starter Emeralda
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Sigs without borders often look like cropped images or something. That's just my personal preference. Even my current one has it, although it's more of a fanservice towards people using dark skins for once (light borders).
Also, I avoid using stocks and lately even c4d's, they are such a waste of time.
People telling you about 2 5ths or a similar rule of placement? Yeah, not gonna happen, I'm gonna center my renders anyway.
For interested parties, I could give out PSD files for "tutorial" reasons, so you could learn on your own. I should have them for almost every sig I made.
Also, I avoid using stocks and lately even c4d's, they are such a waste of time.
People telling you about 2 5ths or a similar rule of placement? Yeah, not gonna happen, I'm gonna center my renders anyway.
For interested parties, I could give out PSD files for "tutorial" reasons, so you could learn on your own. I should have them for almost every sig I made.
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Sigs without borders often look like cropped images or something. That's just my personal preference. Even my current one has it, although it's more of a fanservice towards people using dark skins for once (light borders).
Also, I avoid using stocks and lately even c4d's, they are such a waste of time.
People telling you about 2 5ths or a similar rule of placement? Yeah, not gonna happen, I'm gonna center my renders anyway.
For interested parties, I could give out PSD files for "tutorial" reasons, so you could learn on your own. I should have them for almost every sig I made.
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Yeah, of course. And everyone has a different perspective =3
The rule of thirds? xD lolol I remember FoXus hammering it on me .___.
Like Ryka said, you have got your own style. No need to change it.
Yes! Im very interested for those PSD files to see how you did them!
Sigs without borders often look like cropped images or something. That's just my personal preference. Even my current one has it, although it's more of a fanservice towards people using dark skins for once (light borders).
Also, I avoid using stocks and lately even c4d's, they are such a waste of time.
People telling you about 2 5ths or a similar rule of placement? Yeah, not gonna happen, I'm gonna center my renders anyway.
For interested parties, I could give out PSD files for "tutorial" reasons, so you could learn on your own. I should have them for almost every sig I made.
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Yeah, of course. And everyone has a different perspective =3
The rule of thirds? xD lolol I remember FoXus hammering it on me .___.
Like Ryka said, you have got your own style. No need to change it.
Yes! Im very interested for those PSD files to see how you did them!
Short CnC:
You're really a good GFXer. Technique-wise. You've downed the basics from first to last. Your tags are good as well. But I'm gonna be a bit frank. You seem to be overusing that style. I'm not being rude when I say "overusing." It's just that it's nice to look at it at first then as soon as you take a look into the next tags it gives the feel that as if you just changed the focal. Another thing is, that style is nice. But color blending-wise, it seems to go off at some certain tags. Take for example this tag. The original stock has a blue background yet the colors of the flowers refuse to blend since the original color is darker than the flowers. Yes, I admit that I always say to other GFXer to be adventurous in colors but not too adventurous as well. It's like going to an unexplored dragon dungeon without the right equipments.
Lastly, try other styles. I know for the fact that among the GFXers here, you are the one with most consistent styles but trying out new things may benefit you as well. You may say that style isn't your style but trying it would do you good. In fact you may be able to learn more things and be able to develop new styles.
Sorry for being rude though. I just wanted to be true to my CnCs.
Practice more, create more and of course, don't forget to IMAGINE MORE.
-Maria.
You're really a good GFXer. Technique-wise. You've downed the basics from first to last. Your tags are good as well. But I'm gonna be a bit frank. You seem to be overusing that style. I'm not being rude when I say "overusing." It's just that it's nice to look at it at first then as soon as you take a look into the next tags it gives the feel that as if you just changed the focal. Another thing is, that style is nice. But color blending-wise, it seems to go off at some certain tags. Take for example this tag. The original stock has a blue background yet the colors of the flowers refuse to blend since the original color is darker than the flowers. Yes, I admit that I always say to other GFXer to be adventurous in colors but not too adventurous as well. It's like going to an unexplored dragon dungeon without the right equipments.
Lastly, try other styles. I know for the fact that among the GFXers here, you are the one with most consistent styles but trying out new things may benefit you as well. You may say that style isn't your style but trying it would do you good. In fact you may be able to learn more things and be able to develop new styles.
Sorry for being rude though. I just wanted to be true to my CnCs.
Practice more, create more and of course, don't forget to IMAGINE MORE.
-Maria.