Archive: 18 posts

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Hi guys! I just created this signature http://i446.photobucket.com/albums/qq185/Acta_Non_Verba2008/TheArmedReaper.png?t=1224255771 I want to know if I should replace it with my current one?

2008-10-21 20:00:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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Looks like a no, 6 to 0.

2008-10-24 11:24:00 Author: Killian Posts: 2575

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Roval Killian. Roval.

2008-10-24 11:55:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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I still think the pink one looks better.

2008-10-24 13:00:00 Author: Code1337 Posts: 3476

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I still think the pink one looks better. The pink should definitely be red.

2008-10-24 13:08:00 Author: Unknown User

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everybody chooses the pink one wich means I'm still teh best..... LOL

2008-10-24 17:39:00 Author: Yarbone Posts: 3036

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Yabone, could you try doing it red? If Clank is right, it will look awesome..

2008-10-24 17:54:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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It wouldn't be that hard. You don't even need to re-color it, you could just re-make it. make a 1x<How tall you sig is> selection and choose somewhere to put it. Make sure it has a decent amount of color. In Yarbones case, he took that selection and put it somewhere over the tongue of sacky. Copy that selection (In case) and make it as wide as the sig dimensions. Its a strip of color (: O). You would then move your render down (The sackboy in this case, but remember a render has been cut out and the rest of the renders picture is transparent allowing you to move it around without covering space with the pictures background) or up as Yarbone did. Make a new layer and get a big curvy jagged brush out, hit one big dollop on, and then put it away. In GIMP, there is a select to alpha option, but you can use the magic wand in photoshop. Then you make the selection white, but don't deselect. Make a new transparent layer under that one and (With the selection still there) fill the selection in with the color of choice. Yarbone chose a shade of purple. Then, you blur the colored layer to your hearts content! NOTE: I am sure that Yarbone actually did it differently than what I would do. Instead of putting the new layer UNDER the white one, he put it above it and filled the selection in with color. He would then blur it so it would spread out from the original selection (Or he would expand the selection a few pixels and then fill in the color so the spreading is already done). He would then (I'm guessing) give the layer a viewing setting like Overlay or Colour (Different settings could produce the same results as other setting from changing the opacity of the layer). *Cough*. I didn't mention the font yet... Oh fine! He could have typed in the word(s) he wanted (The 'LittleBigPlanet' on his sig is in a Visitor 1 or 2 font, but I don't know the other one) and then made a selection around it by using the 'Select to Alpha' way (If you didn't read ALL OF my earlier bit, I will quote it for you "In GIMP, there is a select to alpha option, but you can use the magic wand in photoshop.") and then shrink your selection by about 1 or 2 pixels (For his text that is. The more you shrink it the bigger the border around the text.), then fill it with the color of your choice. Thats a long, boring post eh? Well, once I got into it I couldn't stop :3. Also, there is a tiling effect in either GIMP or Photoshop (It would be under 'Filters', and under another subcategory but I dunno) that Yarbone has used. Look around for it if you like the effect.

2008-10-25 17:57:00 Author: Unknown User

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It wouldn't be that hard. You don't even need to re-color it, you could just re-make it. make a 1x<How tall you sig is> selection and choose somewhere to put it. Make sure it has a decent amount of color. In Yarbones case, he took that selection and put it somewhere over the tongue of sacky. Copy that selection (In case) and make it as wide as the sig dimensions. Its a strip of color (: O). You would then move your render down (The sackboy in this case, but remember a render has been cut out and the rest of the renders picture is transparent allowing you to move it around without covering space with the pictures background) or up as Yarbone did. Make a new layer and get a big curvy jagged brush out, hit one big dollop on, and then put it away. In GIMP, there is a select to alpha option, but you can use the magic wand in photoshop. Then you make the selection white, but don't deselect. Make a new transparent layer under that one and (With the selection still there) fill the selection in with the color of choice. Yarbone chose a shade of purple. Then, you blur the colored layer to your hearts content! NOTE: I am sure that Yarbone actually did it differently than what I would do. Instead of putting the new layer UNDER the white one, he put it above it and filled the selection in with color. He would then blur it so it would spread out from the original selection (Or he would expand the selection a few pixels and then fill in the color so the spreading is already done). He would then (I'm guessing) give the layer a viewing setting like Overlay or Colour (Different settings could produce the same results as other setting from changing the opacity of the layer). *Cough*. I didn't mention the font yet... Oh fine! He could have typed in the word(s) he wanted (The 'LittleBigPlanet' on his sig is in a Visitor 1 or 2 font, but I don't know the other one) and then made a selection around it by using the 'Select to Alpha' way (If you didn't read ALL OF my earlier bit, I will quote it for you "In GIMP, there is a select to alpha option, but you can use the magic wand in photoshop.") and then shrink your selection by about 1 or 2 pixels (For his text that is. The more you shrink it the bigger the border around the text.), then fill it with the color of your choice. Thats a long, boring post eh? Well, once I got into it I couldn't stop :3. Also, there is a tiling effect in either GIMP or Photoshop (It would be under 'Filters', and under another subcategory but I dunno) that Yarbone has used. Look around for it if you like the effect. I have a feeling that you doing it would've been faster than explaining it. lol

2008-10-25 17:59:00 Author: Unknown User

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Uhm... Maybe *Shifty eyes*. I;m not in the mood anyway. Its 4:19 AM here and I have to be up at 10AM (:O). Night yall.

2008-10-25 18:18:00 Author: Unknown User

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i hate the new one i love your current pink keep the pink!!!

2008-10-25 21:27:00 Author: Snrm Posts: 6419

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It wouldn't be that hard. You don't even need to re-color it, you could just re-make it. make a 1x<How tall you sig is> selection and choose somewhere to put it. Make sure it has a decent amount of color. In Yarbones case, he took that selection and put it somewhere over the tongue of sacky. Copy that selection (In case) and make it as wide as the sig dimensions. Its a strip of color (: O). You would then move your render down (The sackboy in this case, but remember a render has been cut out and the rest of the renders picture is transparent allowing you to move it around without covering space with the pictures background) or up as Yarbone did. Make a new layer and get a big curvy jagged brush out, hit one big dollop on, and then put it away. In GIMP, there is a select to alpha option, but you can use the magic wand in photoshop. Then you make the selection white, but don't deselect. Make a new transparent layer under that one and (With the selection still there) fill the selection in with the color of choice. Yarbone chose a shade of purple. Then, you blur the colored layer to your hearts content! NOTE: I am sure that Yarbone actually did it differently than what I would do. Instead of putting the new layer UNDER the white one, he put it above it and filled the selection in with color. He would then blur it so it would spread out from the original selection (Or he would expand the selection a few pixels and then fill in the color so the spreading is already done). He would then (I'm guessing) give the layer a viewing setting like Overlay or Colour (Different settings could produce the same results as other setting from changing the opacity of the layer). *Cough*. I didn't mention the font yet... Oh fine! He could have typed in the word(s) he wanted (The 'LittleBigPlanet' on his sig is in a Visitor 1 or 2 font, but I don't know the other one) and then made a selection around it by using the 'Select to Alpha' way (If you didn't read ALL OF my earlier bit, I will quote it for you "In GIMP, there is a select to alpha option, but you can use the magic wand in photoshop.") and then shrink your selection by about 1 or 2 pixels (For his text that is. The more you shrink it the bigger the border around the text.), then fill it with the color of your choice. Thats a long, boring post eh? Well, once I got into it I couldn't stop :3. Also, there is a tiling effect in either GIMP or Photoshop (It would be under 'Filters', and under another subcategory but I dunno) that Yarbone has used. Look around for it if you like the effect. Or you could just change the colortone/hue (don't know how it's called in english)

2008-10-26 15:36:00 Author: Yarbone Posts: 3036

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I really like the one of Yarbone!!! Did you make it yourself?? if yes, how!! and I like the pink one best

2008-10-26 16:28:00 Author: MatthijsNL Posts: 164

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Or you could just change the colortone/hue (don't know how it's called in english) How! Do you select the area and change it?

2008-10-26 16:35:00 Author: TheArmedReaper Posts: 1543

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How! Do you select the area and change it? I Just select the tongue than inverse the selection so everything is selected except the tongue, and then go to your colour changing thingys...

2008-10-26 21:54:00 Author: Yarbone Posts: 3036

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Or you could just change the colortone/hue (don't know how it's called in english) That too Xd. Lol

2008-10-27 08:03:00 Author: Unknown User

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LOL someone is a noob

2008-10-27 08:06:00 Author: Thee-Flash Posts: 3154

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Oh uks-FINEST-HERO your avatar is absolutely briliant!!! I always wanted to say that (did you make it yourself?)

2008-10-27 20:28:00 Author: Yarbone Posts: 3036

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