At a loss...

http://pstineprod.netfirms.com/cloudsblue.jpg

What else can I do to this? I want to something to the font but I'm not sure what. Any advice would be appreciated. :p

I also made this, but I dont know what to do with it either. :(

EDIT: Netfirms sucks. :mad:

Where's the photoshop love here people? :confused:

Originally posted by pstine
http://pstineprod.netfirms.com/cloudsblue.jpg

What else can I do to this? I want to something to the font but I'm not sure what. Any advice would be appreciated. :p

for me it depends on what theme you are looking out for in your nickname e.g. sporty? futuristic? sci fi? etc. From then you can search a font on the net which suits the theme.

As for texture for the font, try bevel for a solid look, if not maybe some motion blur to add speed and depth?

Originally posted by pstine
I also made this, but I dont know what to do with it either. :(

EDIT: Netfirms sucks. :mad:

adjust the opacity, change the size to 800 by 600, add some borders and bars and you'll have a cool backdrop for a webpage template?

Liquify tool rocks!:p

Originally posted by pstine
http://pstineprod.netfirms.com/cloudsblue.jpg

What else can I do to this? I want to something to the font but I'm not sure what. Any advice would be appreciated. :p

One thing that i like doing to images when i'm at a loss is select everything but the background and merge them. them Filter>Blur>Gaussian Blur at 40. Then set that between the background and the top layer. It gives a sort of cool Halo effect. click here to see my modifications

that was really messed up when i saved it as a jpeg but i think you get the idea

As for texture for the font, try bevel for a solid look, if not maybe some motion blur to add speed and depth?

Bevel? Eww.. not for that image. Motion blur maybe.. I think you should try to make the edges/curves on those spike things a little smoother, I can see big chunks missing where it's black.. It's like wtf. I also think it should be either smaller or more complex, it just doesn't do anything for me too much, it leads the eye off of the image.

maybe outline the text in the first one.