Kirby Sigs

[Peanut_Chuck Brown]

here are 3 kirby sigs i made today and yesterday. (ill post the 3rd later) let me know what you think of them, also, please leave some advice.

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e325/The_Halo_Guy/KirbySig.jpg
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e325/The_Halo_Guy/bgf.jpg

[Busterslash35]

The stocks seem kind of fuzzy. Is it just me?

Also, the edges of the stock are kind of jagged. Blend the edges better. I don't mind the fonts, but maybe try emphasizing them a little more? IMO they could be a tad bigger. But they're fine the way they are.

I like. :D

[Peanut_Chuck Brown]

yea, it seems when i upload them on photoshop the pictures get a little fuzzy. they were pretty clear when i made them. ill use your advice. thanx

heres the third, not quite finished.
http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e325/The_Halo_Guy/KirbySig1.jpg

[Rocko]

all 3 need to be blended more

[Flames of a Phoenix]

I still don't understand this concept of "blending". Or rather, the misuse of the word on this site.

I kinda like them. Amateur, but pleasant to the eyes. The fonts might be a bit too matchy-matchy.

[Busterslash35]

*shrug*

I mean to make the stock well.. blend.. with the background instead of making a distinct contrast. Also blur or do something to get rid of the jagged edges.

I like them because they're simplistic and kind of .. cheery? playful? whatever the word is. I mean, it's Kirby! :D

[{//[RU1]\\}]

I still don't understand this concept of "blending". Or rather, the misuse of the word on this site.

And what exactly don't you understand about it? It seems as though people have the general grasp of the idea behind it.

~RU1

[Yata-Garasu 1]

I still don't understand this concept of "blending". Or rather, the misuse of the word on this site.

I kinda like them. Amateur, but pleasant to the eyes. The fonts might be a bit too matchy-matchy.

I blended in the girl in your current.

[Flames of a Phoenix]

\\}']And what exactly don't you understand about it? It seems as though people have the general grasp of the idea behind it.I really didn't appreciate that condescending tone.

I understand the idea of blending when it comes to traditional art, and I guess I can see with Yata's example.