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A Tutorial for how I make most of my signatures
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Excellent tutorial! Here's my try:
jasmineteax.deviantart.com/artβ¦
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excellent tutorial thank you so much ^^
i will try it ^0^
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Incredible turtorial- gave me just the refresher I needed for the influx of signatures from guildies 
First try of it here -> [link]
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Fantastic! A really good way to obtain such amazing signatures!
But what program do you use for this?
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Thanks soooooooo much for posting this! It's just awesome! Hugs!
By the way, I used this to create - this . Again, thank you so much!
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any chance you could upload a quick youtube vid for someone thats pretty much NEVER played with either PS nor GIMP?
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Afraid I'm pretty clueless when it comes to making videos ^^
Can really recommend that you just search for "Signature tutorial" on YouTube though, there are lots of really good ones out there!
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I tried today to make a good signature with your tutorial 
maybe you can give a little bit Critique ;D
[link]
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link = the signature ;D
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I didn't think I would have the time to do it until this weekend, but after you planting the idea in my head the ball just started rolling ^^
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I have a question for you :3. Your base model for your characters are so vibrant and clear, not pixelated. Do you use some sort of filter on them to get that effect, or is it one of the lighting effects from WoW Model Viewer?
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Elloses
I use a Filter plugin named Topaz Clean on my renders. However you can reach a similar result by going Filter -> Sharpen -> Sharpen and repeating that twice.
Hope that helped.
//Mips
P.s. It is ofcourse important to make your render in WMV as large as possible so that you always scale it down to the right size and not up.
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Wow! Thanks a ton. I always wonder how people get that effect and I've been trying for a while in Photoshop. I'll definitely give this a shot^^. Thanks!
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