Recent content by Mootinie

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    Drawing Ragman's scribbles

    I have a Bamboo ;D Pretty nice tablet :) ^ that last one has potential ;)
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    Dead Space Sig!

    Looks great, the effects are amazing. This would look absolutely fantastic if the background was black by the way ;) keep it up!
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    League of Legends Sig

    Looks great aside from the slight negative space on the right side, you should have a C4D or a background stock in that area to fill the space. Nice work, keep it up
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    Drawing Ragman's scribbles

    Tablet? Some very nice scribbles here, great work :)
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    Abstract - Call It What You Want

    Practice! It's also much easier if you have the right materials too ;) Thank you by the way :)
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    Abstract - Call It What You Want

    Thank you! :D
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    Abstract - Call It What You Want

    DeviantART link ~ http://mootinie.deviantart.com/#/d4rwk9j Created in Cinema 4D. Edited in Adobe Photoshop CS5. It's 1440x900, so if you have that resolution you're in luck ;) CnC please? :)
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    Rate My Signature!

    Put the text in some awesome colour too, and maybe give it a black outer glow or shadow and it would look even cooler ;)
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    ba_jail_underwater v1_REVAMPED Progress

    Looking good so far!
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    Just some stuff...

    CnC is welcomed and much appreciated of course. :)
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    Lightning effect

    Fix your forum language, Same rules as the severs apply here.
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    Testing Signature

    Oh right. In that case, I guess the text does it's job hey? :p
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    New (Hopefully Better) Sig!

    The signature without outline would look better if it was blended more. You could.. 1. Click Eraser Tool. Find a 65px Large Soft Brush. Set Opacity to 10% and slowly erase the edges of the render. 2. Add gradient maps and photo filters to bring out better and matching colours between render and...
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    Lightning effect

    That looks sweet. Can't wait to learn how to make it :)
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    New Sig

    I don't quite understand what you are asking but I'll give it a try. Do you know how to use the layer palette? With that you can move layers around. Also, you can use blending modes to blend things around. Give them a try.
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