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Sig of the Week #80

Theme: FFA (free-for-all)
Deadline: Friday, 6th February 2009. Midnight GMT
Rules:

• Sig may be no larger than 500x200px.
  
• Sig may be made of more than one image (the total size of all the images will be counted, for the previous rule)
  
• Sig must be made by you, and clearly show your name (in the signature).
  
• Entries must not have been shown on this forum previous to this competition.
  
• You may change you entry a maximum of once after submission. Post the new entry in a new post. Do not remove the old sig.
  
• You may only enter one sig.
  
• To enter, post your sig in this topic.
  
• Disqualification may occur if rules are not followed.
  
• You can optionally post (a link to) the main source/render(s) along with your sig.

If you have an queries, please feel free to post in here, PM me, contact me on MSN or the E-Studios IRC Channel.

If you have suggestions for SotW themes or renders, post them in here.

Good luck!

Entries

TheDr Render


Pav3d


DrugKoala


ΓΛPΤΘΓ


Lord Atlantis


Drag#!

Edited by Bob, 05 February 2009 - 23:27.

I used This Render.

Since I put my RE5 sig up too early, here is a RE4 siggy

(excuse the large file size :$)

My first sig ever... Why I don't give it a try?

Won't be entering this one: reinstalling my OS also has killed my PS >_>

DrugKoala, on 3 Feb 2009, 7:27, said:

Hmm not bad for a first try I'd say but that half-border annoys me.

1+ post count for me!!!

Bob, updated please remove the old one. Sorry.

My entry:

Scope, on 3 Feb 2009, 16:55, said:

Yea, I know - But I have absloutely no clue how to add them properly, they always end up like that, and I don't know am I allowed to edit it?

DrugKoala, on 4 Feb 2009, 10:01, said:

Using the broder option is a better way to do it, compared to drawing it by hand. And yes you can change your entry, but only ONCE.

@Drugkoala

If you are using photoshop and just want a plain coloured border (which by the looks of your attempt you do )

Make a new layer on top of everything, fill with a colour, reduce the FILL to 0 so you have a blank layer, and then go to:
Blending options -> stroke -> select "inside" -> select amount of pixels
voilla!
Edited by Pav3d, 04 February 2009 - 13:37.

Ok, this is my re-entry, but I removed borders, as I pissed enough blood doing GIMP <-> Photoshop cross-work, and most of the sig was try-and-epic-fail work, so after mixing ten bazillion of options in both programs, I barely came out with this.