mg13gr Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 I will be showing you guys a simple tut... 1) Open up a new document (I used 400x150) 2) Fill background with black. 3) Get out some good brushes, I used Jashins Brushes Set 14 from DeviantArt.com 4) now brush with white over the black, you should have something like this 5) Go to Image --> adjustments --> Auto Contrast. 6) Make a new layer and fill it with black, brush again. Go to Image --> adjustments --> Auto Contrast. Now set the opacity to about 63%. 7) Repeat step 6 about 5-6 times, but for your last brushing layer, set it to "overlay" with opacity to 100%. 8) Now that you are done with brushing, find a good render to add to your sig, I will be using conker. Put the image in your sig and set it to "luminosity". Here is what I got 9) Now add some text. Im not that good with text but I am using the font Waltograph UI, that was with the Walt Disney font at dafont.com 10) I used these settings for the font: Color of Font: White Drop Shadow: Default Settings but with distance at 2 pixels Inner Shadow: Default Settings but put distance at 4 pixels Outer Shadow: Default Bevel and Emboss: Default but with Size at 0 pixels Satin: Default Stroke: Default but with 1 pixel size and black color This is what I have now 11) Now I am goin to add subtext. I used Visitor font from dafont.com. I used these settings: Color: White Stroke: Default but with 1 pixel size and color black This is what I got 12) Ok, now its time to add color to your sig. We are going to do a multi-colored effect to the sig. Go to Image --> Adjustments --> Color Balance. I used these settings: Midtones: +40, 0, -30 Shadows: +40, 0, -30 Highlights: +40, 0, -30 Then go to Filter --> Render --> Clouds I got this: 13) To get the multicolored look, do that again but with different colors. Go to Image --> Adjustments --> Color Balance. I used these settings: Midtones: -20, +30, 0 Shadows: -20, +30, 0 Highlights: -20, +30, 0 Now go to Filter --> Render --> Clouds 14) I am going to do one more layer of color balance, which will give the sig a good multicolored effect. Image --> Adjustments --> Color Balance. I used these settings: Midtones: 0, -20, +20 Shadows: 0, -20, +20 Highlights: 0, -20, +20 Now go to Filter --> Render --> Clouds 15) Almost done! All we have to do now is add a border. Make a new layer then hit CTRL+A . Go to Edit --> Stroke. I used: Width=2 pixels, Color=Black, Location=Center, Everything else default. 16) On that same layer go to blending options. Go to stroke. Use 2 pixels, color=White, Blend Mode=Overlay, Opacity at about 63%. Finished product: Credits to: ll NightMare ll Quote
Raule Posted July 20, 2009 Posted July 20, 2009 Not bad dude, but i would appreciate if the guide was made by you! Quote
mg13gr Posted July 20, 2009 Author Posted July 20, 2009 Too busy to make one on my own, but I will soon. Anyway, ty for reminding the creadits. >.< Quote
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