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    Default SIMPLE Sig Tutorial

    This Tutorial Was Created For Photoshop 7 and Higher.

    What you are making:



    Start a new Photoshop document
    Width: 500
    Height: 130

    Find a render (better if its holding something)
    I will be using this render in this tutorial:



    Paste ur render as many times as you want on the document and fill up all the empty spaces:



    Once u have filled all the empty spaces merge all the layers by pressing Ctrl+E

    ----->

    Then once the layers are merged go

    Filter>Distort>Glass and use the following settings:



    Now go Filter>Blur>Motion Blur and use the following settings:



    Now it should look something like this:



    Now create a new layer and call it box. With the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) make a rectangular space in the middle of the signature like so:



    Right click > Stroke with these settings:



    The next step is to past your render onto the picture, so create a new layer and paste it on the new layer showing the head only:



    Now select the layer called box, and with the Magic Wand Select above and below it by holding shift.



    Now select the background layer (the layer with the merged images) and press crtl+u. Tick the box that says Colorize and change the colour of the background to something that suits the renders head.



    Heres what mine looks like so far:



    Now past the render again onto a new layer. Position it so that what is being held by the render is inside the rectangle on the box layer. Select the box layer and with the magic wand select the inside of the rectangular box:



    Right click> Select inverse. and then choose the last layer created and press delete it should now look something like this:



    Finally Create a new layer and press CTRL + A , and with the Rectangular Marquee Tool (M) right click > Stroke with these settings:



    And now add text to it and it should look something like this:



    I hope you liked this simple tutorial.
    FattaT

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    Default Re: SIMPLE Sig Tutorial

    lol wow you make it look simple but i really need photoshop after watching that lol, i doubt paint shop pro has anything like that haha

    nice work i like it must have had a lot of practice




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    Default Re: SIMPLE Sig Tutorial

    **** that's sick man! Thanks a lot ..I need to get my Photoshop back on this comp ...Thanks!
    SOuljaa

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    Default Re: SIMPLE Sig Tutorial

    Lol, like diablo said, you only make it look easy. :P

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    Default Re: SIMPLE Sig Tutorial

    It is easy >< , lol

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    Default Re: SIMPLE Sig Tutorial

    well at least i know what u are talking about in that tut lol, i can probably do it too just need time to actually learn and get the hang of everything,

    very nice tutorial, very well explained keep it up.
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