Deceiver

(looks better w/o white background)

Debating on buying VIP and this script, could I get a trial of this?

Thanks all.

i like the transparent one, but up 2 u mate

Looks nice! I was going to put "graphics galore" but, yh. I'll fix it since am back now.

Originally, it was going to be some "lame" C4D tag, but I couldn't get ideas, but I gotta run and possibly other exercises, but here's a quick peek and I'll finish it when I'm back. Obviously, don't mind the background & ofc, expect some changes.

too much flame on the 'c' on your name & too much on the 'o' for TOS, otherwise than that it looks nice

Thanks.

thanks

yh i feel u on the shadow, it was annoying me too but ill prob fix soon, & thanks

i uploaded to imgur at first but it totally ruined the quality of the image, why idk here u go tho

Some things look good certain ways, don't they though? I wasn't saying he was doing it wrong, it could of been executed better, yes. Of course, there really isn't a right or wrong in art, but I presume when most are designing, they want it to (usually) be visually appealing. Sigh, well, when you (meaning I), post critique on some of the others' works, some get mad because it doesn't match the others' comments about the work. Some of the people here, cannot take some truthful criticism. They get mad and ignorant when it comes that, then everyone else joins in. Nothing wrong with experimenting and then posting it for feedback/critique, there will always be a few people who do not like it (or parts of the image). It just seems that when someone tends to have a different view on that image, they get poured with other comments of people calling that opinion 'rude'. I'm not trying to be offensive at all, it's just that most of you when commenting to on someone's piece(s), are usually- "nice work", "good job", "looks sick". Which there is nothing wrong with that of course. Now, of course, when we make something, we view it from our own personal view(s) towards it, and we make it how it looks nice to us. I just presume (and feel like) that most of the beginners (and nothing wrong with this) really do not know the basics of art in general, they just slap stuff onto the canvas, add effects and stuff and bam. Sure, that isn't a huge problem, but it'll become a habit of slapping stuff on again, and again, and again. Is crit, short for critique or critical, I don't know. Like I said, most of the opinions are coming from a 'designer/client' view, therefore, they might be a bit 'harsh', and I do apologize if they come across like that, but they're meant to be helpful. But with before in other places, if you have any questions or need help, my inbox is always open.

Hi, if you were going to use B&E on everything a design, that would look horrid? (Correct me if I'm wrong on that). I'm not saying B&E should only be applied to certain things, it looks nice on all, if done decently, at least. It's not rude to say that most of what I, or others, see in designs that use B&E aren't that great. It's an opinion, and if it were to come from a artist/'designer' view, it might not be visually appealing to whomever the audience/target. As well, I'm not saying it should be limited to say; text. It does work in various styles, but what I tend to see on a lot of forums, most use it for text. I don't think his designs are bad, and not to use B&E, but practice and just experiment with it till you get your bearings on it.

Tagging is basically, signature/tag making. The more heavily directed graphics community use the term, over 'sig-making'.

animation way 2 fast, eyes hurt

How Rune-Server does it, the image is featured on the bottom of the forums. Themes; Freestyle Cartoon(ish) Anime (even tho i hate it) freestyle

IMO, I rarely use B&E, b/c I feel like it doesn't have much use for the styles I use, and when I see most people use it (on text mainly), it just looks horrid honestly. Not to say that yours are, but in some cases it does make text look 'weird', and hard to read. So with the designs you've made, and will be making. Text is obviously a big part of the design, this is why the text needs to be easily readable without interference in it (or around). On your first design, it has a nice design overall, but it doesn't make sense on why the title/header has B&E, while the 'body' text doesn't. It'd be best to just not use B&E as it doesn't 'fit' with the rest of the design. On the last one, the background doesn't need B&E at all. The sub-text, being the text under the 'titles' of each box, the font doesn't 'match' the 'theme/design' of the image. Nor does it need the B&E. Nonetheless, not a bad concept for a design. Like I said above, I don't mess around with B&E too much, but take these for example (also found here): These are really nicely done B&E (plus other) effects done on the text.

thank u

please stop using bevel & emboss on everything

thanks both x update, about finished to me;

thanks & im workin on lighting n depthz atm ;p

Why is the text so small with all the room you have in the spacing? Good luck tho.

well, it was a late wip pic to add probably lmao, but ill probably adding/working on minor details to make it finer and such @everyone else thank u much

Vikings is a great show, would recommend. Mine: Grimm, The Blacklist, Sleepy Hollow, Venture Bros.

cnc welcome finished: