Mike Richards

[Drouin]

Thoughts?

[James van Riemsdyk]

Kind of hard to see since he's in a white jersey on a white background. Pretty good though! :D

[Twilight Sparkle]

well your focal point doesn't really work in this sig, since you're using up the full size (400x200)

if your focal point is that small, then your canvase size should be, maybe 300x120

with your height at 120 pixels, you don't have as much empty space

just remember that your focal point (the main render) you don't have to have the full action of the player (ie. full body, shooting the puck) you can play around and keep it as it is (keep the head and shoulders, at least, since we know what the action is, you don't have to resize to actually show the full image), since it looks like you stretched it to fit inside your 400x200 restriction

your sig has a lot of empty spaces. if you want any help at all, PM me and i can give you some of my PSD's to work with (assuming you're now using photoshop) i'm not the best creative guy on here but i like to keep my sigs simple, and to the point. there's really not much in what i do but i've gotten some positive feed back if someone requests a sig from me

[Drouin]

Kind of hard to see since he's in a white jersey on a white background. Pretty good though! :D

[Drouin]

well your focal point doesn't really work in this sig, since you're using up the full size (400x200)

if your focal point is that small, then your canvase size should be, maybe 300x120

with your height at 120 pixels, you don't have as much empty space

just remember that your focal point (the main render) you don't have to have the full action of the player (ie. full body, shooting the puck) you can play around and keep it as it is (keep the head and shoulders, at least, since we know what the action is, you don't have to resize to actually show the full image), since it looks like you stretched it to fit inside your 400x200 restriction

your sig has a lot of empty spaces. if you want any help at all, PM me and i can give you some of my PSD's to work with (assuming you're now using photoshop) i'm not the best creative guy on here but i like to keep my sigs simple, and to the point. there's really not much in what i do but i've gotten some positive feed back if someone requests a sig from me

[Gerg]

Better than those spinning lemons

[-Vintage Canuck-]

well your focal point doesn't really work in this sig, since you're using up the full size (400x200)

if your focal point is that small, then your canvase size should be, maybe 300x120

with your height at 120 pixels, you don't have as much empty space

just remember that your focal point (the main render) you don't have to have the full action of the player (ie. full body, shooting the puck) you can play around and keep it as it is (keep the head and shoulders, at least, since we know what the action is, you don't have to resize to actually show the full image), since it looks like you stretched it to fit inside your 400x200 restriction

your sig has a lot of empty spaces. if you want any help at all, PM me and i can give you some of my PSD's to work with (assuming you're now using photoshop) i'm not the best creative guy on here but i like to keep my sigs simple, and to the point. there's really not much in what i do but i've gotten some positive feed back if someone requests a sig from me

[Apples]

Not bad. You're getting better and better Lemons.

[-Vintage Canuck-]

Also, look at some tutorials! Trust me, they help you a lot!

[JimLahey]

Looking off of psd's can also help.