How to create a sig pic tutorial
My first one, maybe add some text or something.
I like this one alot.
OR i could do this and put something out to the left?
1- Choose your font style/bevel/color wisely. Even though you might like a particular font, it may look like crap on a sig with a certain background.
2- When inserting a car into a particular background, the car might seem to stick out. This is probably because the reflection on the object is different than the background's color. For example, if you have a pic of your sweet Camaro which was taken in Virginia on a January morning, and stick it into a background of the desert highway in Nevada in the late afternoon, the car will have a bright, maybe bluish cast to it, while the desert background will have a yellow, orangish cast to it. The fix is simple; Go to Image>Adjustments>Photo Filter. Here you can add a 20-30% warm filter to the Camaro, and it will blend in better with the desert background.
3- Borders- Sometimes a border can help with a sig looking "plain". Simply create a new layer by selecting Layer>New layer. Then select the entire layer by going to Select>All. Next create the border by selecting Image>Stroke. Set the thickness of the border stroke, (usually I use 6-8 pixels) then choose the color. Hit "OK" then Select>Deselect to remove the selected border. Sometimes the border can be blurred by adding a Gaussian Blur to the border's layer.
And i added a border, and got a new font and location, but im still not real sure on what font to use or where to put it.
Last edited by FireSilverLullaby; Jul 8, 2007 at 10:20 PM.
And i added a border, and got a new font and location, but im still not real sure on what font to use or where to put it.

Really all you need to do is play around in PS for a while, seeing what all the options do for you. BTW, the photo filter isn't in the "Filters" section, its under Image, then Adjustments- near the bottom. Youv'e got a hell of a good start, and what you've done looks great. Just play around with settings, and find a few things that can really make your art "pop". Good luck....



And i have an old version of photoshop i think its the 7.0 one thats almos 5 years old, so i dont think mine has the photo filter
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