We will start by picking the max size for signatures, as we will need a lot of space.
Next, Make a new layer + Pick a color and use the shape tool to make a square that covers most of the space. Make sure to leave some white space because we will need that for later.
Double click on the layer to go to it's blending options. As you can see I have just messed with the settings until I have found something that looks fitting to almost any theme for MyBB forums.
This is the finished result for the background of the signature.
Next, you need to find a render of a character or object that you like. You should refrain from using any real pictures because it would look out of place. Cartoon or 3-D renders look amazing when doing this tutorial. i will be using master chief!
Make sure you change the size of the render if needed so that it goes over the top and the bottom of the square so that it overlaps the white section.
Now that you have that part done, find some text and fidget with those settings until you find one that looks nice and covers the whole (blue) square. When done with the text, drag the layer of text under the render that you have put over the square. This is my result of using blending options for everything (text + render).
This is the finished result on MarketForums!
Next, Make a new layer + Pick a color and use the shape tool to make a square that covers most of the space. Make sure to leave some white space because we will need that for later.
Double click on the layer to go to it's blending options. As you can see I have just messed with the settings until I have found something that looks fitting to almost any theme for MyBB forums.
This is the finished result for the background of the signature.
Next, you need to find a render of a character or object that you like. You should refrain from using any real pictures because it would look out of place. Cartoon or 3-D renders look amazing when doing this tutorial. i will be using master chief!
Make sure you change the size of the render if needed so that it goes over the top and the bottom of the square so that it overlaps the white section.
Now that you have that part done, find some text and fidget with those settings until you find one that looks nice and covers the whole (blue) square. When done with the text, drag the layer of text under the render that you have put over the square. This is my result of using blending options for everything (text + render).
This is the finished result on MarketForums!
i like it too but i think its to common at this verry point
