08-14-2006, 12:23 AM
I think a little practice will help. We all start somewhere. A little advice.
If you're using Adobe, then these might help.
Zoom in to clean your cut jobs, some of them are sloppy. That will take time, but it makes the characters look 10x better if you clean up the crap around their bodies.
Learn proper color harmonies. Red and green? Not a good choice. The same goes for Red and Blue.
Your text is dull, and sometimes too hard to read. Try putting a 1px stroke on them, that'll be in the blending options. I HIGHLY suggest you use a black stroke. If the text is black, white stroke will work, but try not too use black text too much. In my opinion, white text works well with almost anything if you tweak it properly.
If you're using Adobe, then these might help.
Zoom in to clean your cut jobs, some of them are sloppy. That will take time, but it makes the characters look 10x better if you clean up the crap around their bodies.
Learn proper color harmonies. Red and green? Not a good choice. The same goes for Red and Blue.
Your text is dull, and sometimes too hard to read. Try putting a 1px stroke on them, that'll be in the blending options. I HIGHLY suggest you use a black stroke. If the text is black, white stroke will work, but try not too use black text too much. In my opinion, white text works well with almost anything if you tweak it properly.
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