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bhuff30

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I was playing around with the idea of having a signature picture, and roughed this out:
View attachment 239639

I know many of you are much more talented than this and I would love to see your attempts.

So here are the origional pictures if you want to play:
http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr286/bhuff66062/P1040725.jpg
http://i492.photobucket.com/albums/rr286/bhuff66062/P1040278.jpg
 

RedDaemon

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bhuff30

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Awsome, that's a whole lot better than my attempt. I like that the 97 is much bigger, and it is nicely blended together. Ohh, don't you love how that big fat guy ruined my burnout picture?
 

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I'd suggest cutting out around the 97's nose so that it overhangs the other picture - keep the backgrounds blended as is though.
 

RedDaemon

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patman0911 said:
I'd suggest cutting out around the 97's nose so that it overhangs the other picture - keep the backgrounds blended as is though.
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im definitely aware of this. my photoshop prefs are a bit screwed up and is doing weird **** with gradients. i would have if i could but i dont wish to reset my prefs over this
 

patman0911

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just take another copy of the 97 and put it on it's own layer on top of what you've already got and trim out around the nose.
 

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While we're on the subject can someone please resize this to fit the signature area, and maybe touch it up a bit?


Thanks a bunch.
 

1fun281

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it would be appreciated if anyone could hook me up with an alright sig for now, will get better photos dont know when but this is what i have to work wiht





or something cool might be able to come out of this?



thanks
 

RedDaemon

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patman0911 said:
just take another copy of the 97 and put it on it's own layer on top of what you've already got and trim out around the nose.
Click to expand...

i would if i had time. im a busy grad student
 
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