Two signatures

Hmmm....i've always been interested in these small graphic things called sigs . They aren't a real graphic work , but some of them can impress you with the original composition and techiques they were made with . Well, i decided to draw some in the vector format . c&c , thanks ! :o

that is really kool, and very funky i like it

I really enjoy these. there pretty different from the usual *cough*mine*cough* :( anyways.. the vector looks done very well and i really like the assortment of colors. the portraying the woman as bright grays and white really contrast the rest of it. I like it

--noticed your from mn. Just sayin hi from a fellow mn Resident !

thanks for comments

yes , i'm from mn, but currently live in "Packers' state" :rolleyes: .

Oh I definately like the bottem sig, its very colorful and eyecatching. The first one is good too, but not as fun, heh.

The bottom is probably the most lively sig ive ever seen. I actually enjoy looking at a sig for once. Nice work.

As for c&c, not much. The right side tree (white) might be a bit of a distraction due to the contrast w/ the color. It also looks kinda out of place. You have a nice balance between the left & right (w/out the tree), so being the largest foreground element on the right kinda throws that off. But thats a minor issue if at all. You did a good job with the composition, so that tree is the last thing I see.

honestly , i didn't expect so many comments on my 'stuff' lol, thanks anyway, i made a tutorial on how to vectorize raster pictures .

here

Nice tutorial. I prefer using adobe illustrator to vector images though. The way I do it it might take longer but the overall effect is similar. I eyeball the areas that I see as objects and use a gradient in some areas to make it it look 3D. Its also a nice way to make objects look real..if you take the time to do so.