New Sig!!!!

[*~G~*]

its my first one cutting pics out..i think i did decent


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thanks for the new sig dee

[ginja_ninja3695]

how do u cut pics out?

[Napo]

Looks good Your backround is badass

[pereza712002]

Nice sig bro

[Tha E&J Raider]

nice sig.....good work

[SilverandBlack_80]

nice...Beer:

[Rhode Raider]

Originally Posted by *~G~*

its my first one cutting pics out..i think i did decent

Nice !

[*~G~*]

thanks

Originally Posted by ginja_ninja3695

how do u cut pics out?

you use the magnetic lasso tool to trace around the image then when you go all the way around then use the tool with an arrow and a little cross underneath it to move the image to another backround

[Rhode Raider]

What are you using.....photoshop ?

[R8erfan]

Cool *~G~*!!

[*~G~*]

Originally Posted by Rhode raidah

What are you using.....photoshop ?

yup

[JimmyBones]

[RaiderDee]

Originally Posted by *~G~*

its my first one cutting pics out..i think i did decent

Very good start! Once we get the grphics board going, we can discuss things like blending, texture, and using the various filters.

But untill then, I would add a black background layer and place it underneath or behind the "Bridge" layer. Then I would try to resize the Bridge background to make it more rectangular (less square) and try to retain enough of the main characteristics of the Bay Bridge then lower the opacity to approx 65%(or to your likings) and then set the blending properties to "screen", "soft light" or Color dodge, etc. Try differnent blending types untill you get more of a faint shadow or 'hint' of a bridge in the background so that the players you place on top of it stand out more. In a sig like the one you're making, it looks better to make your players the main focus of the design.

The once you have the various layers of players added to your workspace, try playing with various filters and blending percentages to tweek the out a bit. A trick I like to use is taking a layer (in this case, Eric Chavez) and duplicating it. Then take that second or duplicated layer and click Filter > Blur > Gaussian Blur > and then set blur to about 4.2 click OK. Then set the blending properties to Overlay. It gives the layer or image some depth. You could also add a drop shadow.

But by all means, experiment and enjoy. You're off to a good start!

[Rhode Raider]

I just got photoshop myself, so I may be asking you a lot of questions Dee