Rubbery

If you host the image at imageshack.us, get the one that says "direct link to image," copy and paste that code wrapped like so:

Do you mean those little red lines on notebook paper?

<3 Teemu! Try this tutorial. http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=1492

:shock: Everything about it is nice. I especially like the blue in the starfield.

I'd like to know which one of these sigs you guys think is better. This one: Or my current one?

1) Use the color picker to get the background color on which the text is written. 2) Use the brush to erase the text. 3) Add your text.

What do you think of my new sig?

Start your rectangle at 0-0 and drag it across the top until the first number hits the end (we'll use an example size of 350x100) which would be 350. Now drag it down until the second number hits 100.

Yeah, that's probably easier than what I said.

If it's not on the desktop, go to My Computer>Local Disk (C:)>Program Files>Paint.NET and drag it to your desktop from there.

Here are some opaque french fries. I just adjusted the opacity and saved it as a .gif. I really don't know what that is, but it worked so I'm happy.

Here's a sig I've been messing around with for the past 20 minutes or so. Comments? Suggestions?

The corners of the buttons need some work, but other than that it looks pretty good.

I'll give it a shot. http://img357.imageshack.us/img357/139/seyetry2nn.png It doesn't look exactly like yours.

Like trickman said, it's too dark. Also, you need a border. Just keep practicing.

Alright, here you go.

Alright, give me the background in a good size, and I'll put your name in there nicely for you.

600x200 is not a good size for a sig at all. I usually use 350x100 or 380x130. Also, I need to know where you want your name and if you have any font in mind.

I have none of those fonts. How do you get them?

In your opinions, what is the coolest looking font/best font for sigs.