No more Siggeh's from RampYY, people!

Added (2009-09-02, 7:04 Pm)
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people, i got PERFECT news!!!!

Added (2009-09-03, 2:58 Pm)
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rate it, plzz...

I would still try and put less stuff in your sig, cuz it still looks a little too crowded, and for those who aren't very good in gfx (no offence), making it simpler is probably the best way to go.

Also, your render is too small. Remember, your render is usually the focal point (the part you want people to notice the most), and so by making it smaller, it's harder to notice it. Plus, the contrast between the render's colours, and the background are so little, that it becomes even harder to see.

Next, try and have the render blend a bit more. There are several ways you can do that. If you read my Lone wolf sig tutorial, the part where I smudge the render several times shows different ways you can blend.

Lastly, the one thing you still have to change is your style of text. It still looks bad, tbh. Don't try and make your text look epicly fancy. In fact, the simplest texts usually look great. I mean, look at the text in the sig Lucien made for you. It's a simple text, yet it still looks nice, and it's ledgible. Same thing goes with the text in the first sig in my signature area. So don't try and make the text look mad fancy. Usually, a text as simple as arial, or myrad pro, or something like those look great. If you want, you can put a few minor effects to them, but nothing too fancy. I hope you learned something from my critisism, cuz otherwise, I would have typed it out for no reason.

Goto blending options, and goto outer shadow(i think) and put the opacity to 100(in the options), and set the size to 1, distance to 1, and on the image, grab it and move it to the top left corner of the text.

The text should looked like it was bolded.