Post Your Signatures

[St!ck]

Alright, im not going to touch it anymore I SWEAR!!! haha...


fiiinnneeeeee lol:

[BlueFlame]

Remove those block things on the right...they don't fit at all.. :\

[Dante]

Can anyone plz rate my new sigg(1/10)????

[BlueFlame]

a solid 5/10

[Blood Bath]

stickkkkk i likeeeeeeeeeeee the guitarrrr oneeee you removedddd you twittttt and i like the second newww one with the dragonnnn purple woooohoooo

[St!ck]

haha i didnt remove it, i reorganized my photobucket account so it still exists, just in a different place

@ Dante its pretty good, just think the text is rather boring compared to the rest

[Terminator131]

i dont have signature and i dont have photoshop too can u guys give me a sig thanx

[BlueFlame]

Originally Posted by Terminator131

i dont have signature and i dont have photoshop too can u guys give me a sig thanx

Read this.

Originally Posted by ****Arnolld****

I thank you for taking off time to read this thread.

Firstly, I would like to lay down some rules before you make a signature request:
1. Only FOB Members can make requests and they cannot help a NON-FOB make a request.

2. Please be thankful to the person who made the signature for you.

3. Please do not make the sig requests near impossible to make. Such requests will not be entertained.

4. The GFX Team have the right to not entertain requests that are not appealing to them.

5. We do not take requests in order. Some requests are just more appealing than the other, therefore they are done sooner.

6. Only Owners can waive the membership requirement to have a sig request from us.

Secondly, please abide by the Requesting Format. Requests that are not in the correct format, will not be attempted.
The Requesting Format goes by this:

Thirdly, we HATE RIPPERS AND RIPPING.
We will not take requests too if they are asking for a signature that has a name that is not yours and changed to yours.

Tips to make the requests more appealing for us!
#1 For people that wants a render in their sig, provide the RENDER!We would prefer it in a .PNG File that has a transparent background. Stocks are also appreciated.
We are not Google, we don't have all the time in the world to search for that
particular render you want!

#2 Speak normal language.
Please be sure of what you want. We will NOT take subsequent requests from the same person out of his/her "pickyness".

#3 Better Image Quality is appreciated!
The GFX Mods would prefer a higher quality and larger render. We can make better sigs if the quality is better. We do not want stretched yet distorted renders either!

#4 Don't ask for more than 1 image in your sig!
Having more images in a sig will make it look untidy and messy, which we don't want.

Note: If you are going to make a sig request, please start it in a NEW topic.

Should you have any problems or need assistance do not hesitate to contact me or any of the other GFX Team Members.

Only the GFX Team, RC and Slasher can take requests unless otherwise specified.

Upon receiving your signature, please use the [IMG] code to place your signature, not upload them to the forums.

Thanks,
GFX Team

[Terminator131]

o.0 ok and thanx blueflame i remember you

[Sagi]

Originally Posted by DR.MENGELE

Yo can any1 tell me what a good program is for makin sigs? Ill try to get working on some. I dont really need help you probably all have better things to do, ill just shit around with it.

What is there C4D? or whatever im not a huge fan of PS, but i guess it wouldnt hurt to learn that. suggestions?

Def use PS... It's the easiest and quickest to learn with (unless you want to use paint )

And C4D is a kind of render actually, with just a lot of different things going on in it. Usually it is a lot of lines going in the same direction, or a bunch of cubes, something like that. They are often used to make flow in the pic, and make the sigg a bit more interesting I'll post an example of a C4D:

[EmikEi]

Originally Posted by Sagi

Def use PS... It's the easiest and quickest to learn with (unless you want to use paint )

And C4D is a kind of render actually, with just a lot of different things going on in it. Usually it is a lot of lines going in the same direction, or a bunch of cubes, something like that. They are often used to make flow in the pic, and make the sigg a bit more interesting I'll post an example of a C4D:

I think he pretty much knows that stuff already, that question was asked about 7 and half months ago and he has gotten multiple answers.

[M!dnight*Ace]