Originally Posted by
KitKat
Hey, it's not a waste of time if you're learning! I have a lot of sigs I made when I first started that I think are pretty terrible, but they all helped me learn a lot about sig making and improve. I'm really impressed with all the improvement I'm seeing here from those of you relatively new to the sig-making scene. Just a couple of suggestions for some things I'm seeing repeatedly. First, try to have one point of focus on your sig, and make everything else designed so that it draws the viewer's eyes to that point of focus. You can have a relatively busy with a lot of images if they're not fighting for attention but rather complementing each other and designed around one point of focus. Also, spend a lot of time on text. You don't want your text to look like it was slapped on top of the design, rather it needs to be part of the design, complementing the atmosphere of the sig and placed carefully. As for how to achieve these things, well, I'm still learning myself. But they're good to keep in mind as you're designing. I really like coming here and seeing the things you guys are coming up with. It makes me want to get back into photoshop myself and start making some new sigs.
@ Eura: It's good to see you making sigs again! You're one of my favourite artists.