Digital Art You'll always keep your head in the clouds...

I've decided to start making a sig every weekend since I usually have more time on the weekend to work on these types of things. Not to mention that I've also found out a way to download brushes since like a week or two ago and now it's easier for me to follow tuts (which I did for this sig). So, here you go. CnC is not needed, but only if you want to.

V1:


V2:


V3:


Btw, which do you think I should wear?

 

I would say the third one :D....but they actually look all nice :P

 

THe third one is nicer because it shows her full face unless it's a dramatic scene and her eyes are only showing.

 

I personally don't see the difference between V1 and V2. But i like all 3 of them ^^

 

i like v1 best... her face seems to orange in v3 but they're really nice

 

I like 3,that one is awsome.The hair is a bit shorter.

 

V2 or V3,but i'll say 3 is cooler

 

Use the rule of thirds, please =D

And I like V3

 

Floating head syndrome is not your friend. Bodies are. V3 is the best. And also putting the focal directly in the middle never really come out good.

 

What's that again? xP

 

I like them all! There are only two things that I might criticize.
1.) The colors look a bit, er, neon-ish, if that makes any sense. It looks a bit strange.
2.) Like Ghetto said, the head thing. Try to at least fit some of the neck in there. The third version is the best because you did.
Overall though, they're all really good! 8D

 

V3 is the best out of them all. I like the color scheme. Nice work.

 

Misty's tut

 

I never looked at that old thing and I turned out fine 8D

 

Well, yeah, it looks stylish, but I just felt it was necessary to center the render for this sig.

 

contrast. contrast. bloody frigging contrast.
tutorials. tutorials. bloody frigging tutorials.

 

Um, I did use a tut, but thanks?

 

Overcontrasted, as others said. When you do this, not only does it make colors "shinier", for lack of better term, but it brings out the black spotches you see behind the head. I'd say scrap it, sorry, but the only suggestion I have is add some white brushing in the foreground, erase around the render, and clip mask it to add depth.