Schilling sig

[teddy ballgame]

I was trying out some new stuff and came up with these. I'd love some feedback, and if anyone wants to use one of them, it's theirs.

[bigh0rt]

I'd put the border atop everything, but I've noticed a lot of people don't do that, so it's just a matter of preference I guess. I like #1 the best. Nice work.

[the ROC]

u really like those lines lol.

how do u make them?

[teddy ballgame]

Yeah lol.

To make them you have to create a new pattern in photoshop. I just searched for "making a pattern photoshop" on google and there were some tuts.

Now I need to find out how to make them so they fade away where I want them to instead of going over the whole thing.

[chargersfan36]

Yeah lol.

To make them you have to create a new pattern in photoshop. I just searched for "making a pattern photoshop" on google and there were some tuts.

Now I need to find out how to make them so they fade away where I want them to instead of going over the whole thing.

fading images ... one of my favorite parts of ps. to do this, you put a layer mask on the layer. to do that, select your scanlines layer and look at the bottom of your layers palette, click the third icon to the right (sort of looks like a camera pointing at you. circle inside a rectangle). when you click it. it adds a layer mask. now make sure the mask is selected, not the layer (small rectangle aroudnd the mask), get out your gradient tool (have black to white), and drag it from where you want to start fading to where you want it to be gone (make sure you are holding shift to make a straight, 90', gradient).

hope you can understand that. if not, i can get some images to show you what i mean .

[teddy ballgame]

Thanks. Just tried it out. That's a very handy trick to know.