I think its pretty good.....the dark bit adds meaning to it in a way somehow......... what do u guys think of my new one:)
@Raptor
Okay dude, I know you're already going to be ticked off at me for saying this but the dark has to go Make it a really nice dark tan or something that the raptor comes from. Not just a fat brush with Gaussian blur smeared all over it
(that's what it looks like to me personally)
B--B--But teh KOLORZ :shock: :shock: :shock: they so pwetty T.T
@BEyza Jokes aside, yeah. As much as I like polar inversion You gotta do without 8) There are some instances where you can use it correctly. Oma is one, and... (by yours truly, using for example)
If you look at it You can see that the polar inversion I used creates something abstract (props to MadJik for the abstract tutorial) And it is something, maybe something else. (the eyes do make it kinda slanted for "abstract" but meh I like it that way <.<" )
The effect of polar inversion is not to get something colorful, it's to get something unexpected. Which, combined with something called knowledge and experience (you'll get that later hopefully XD) You can make some really awesome stuff. Just check Oma out :shock: I have no clue how she even got the COLORS on half of her stuff much less the blinkie stuff.
(did I mention how much I like blinkie stuff? xD)
Overall I like the sig, you just need some experience, something other than polar inversion, and a paintbrush and you're good to go
I'd like to see what other awesomeness everyone gets around to doing O____o"