[Photoshop] MMO-Champion Signature Tutorial

[Undertaker]

Huge image incoming. I don't have any sort of spell-check so if you find some huge mistake, let me know. This signature is not very hard to create and should be fairly easy to follow and still get a decent outcome.

If the image won't load: http://flawz.deviantart.com/art/Mmo-...-Tut-130016972

[SylNHK]

Sweeeet! Thanks for the tutorial. I have enough experience to do the stuff in Photoshop on my own, but I've always wondered how people get the character models. Also inspiring to make one... lol.

/fukkensaved

[Eversor]

This will really come in handy. Kudos to you, OP!

[Tygroen]

Definitely sticky worthy.

[Charity]

Hey, I was wondering how you get the new models in? Perhaps the new druid forms? I really wanted to experiment with those.

[Jalzyboo]

This is amazing, thank you.

[Omgitschris]

Warcraft sig with a Warhammer background lol

[Coldheart]

Epic Win dude, nicely done ;D

[Deleted]

Very awesome tutorial ! :P
Thanks

[Onex]

Absolutely amazing post 5/5

[Ailurophile]

Was actually considering doing this myself, but you did it better than I would have anyway!

Great tutorial for anyone of any level of skill in Photoshop. Lighting is one of the hardest things to get right, but most important in making your images blend seamlessly and is certainly the difference between a mediocre image and an awesome one.

Kudos. ;D

[devilbob]

good post. wish i knew this when i first started messing with photoshop a while ago.

[Deleted]

FYI: I linked this thread in the Q&A of the original signature thread.
Nice work Undertaker. Enjoy playing "TechSupport" from now on

[Undertaker]

Sweeeet! Thanks for the tutorial. I have enough experience to do the stuff in Photoshop on my own, but I've always wondered how people get the character models. Also inspiring to make one... lol.

/fukkensaved

Glad you found use for it

This will really come in handy. Kudos to you, OP!

Enjoy.

Definitely sticky worthy.

Enough stickies already ^^

Hey, I was wondering how you get the new models in? Perhaps the new druid forms? I really wanted to experiment with those.

Model Viewer looks inside your World of Warcraft .mpq files, but Model Viewer also needs to know what to look for. For Druid Models I think you need to go inside CreatureCache.csv and google your way to add the newer models.

This is amazing, thank you.

No problem!

Warcraft sig with a Warhammer background lol

It's the scenery you want to capture that's important, not the logic.

Epic Win dude, nicely done ;D

Thanks!

Very awesome tutorial ! :P
Thanks

Thanks! (It's about time I say something different than Thanks!)

Absolutely amazing post 5/5

Thank you!

Was actually considering doing this myself, but you did it better than I would have anyway!

Great tutorial for anyone of any level of skill in Photoshop. Lighting is one of the hardest things to get right, but most important in making your images blend seamlessly and is certainly the difference between a mediocre image and an awesome one.

Kudos. ;D

I say you should do it anyways, the more the merrier.

good post. wish i knew this when i first started messing with photoshop a while ago.

Alright.

FYI: I linked this thread in the Q&A of the original signature thread.
Nice work Undertaker. Enjoy playing "TechSupport" from now on

Okay, thanks. Not sure if I should be scared about the Tech Support part though.

[shortleif]

Epic!

Although I've done like 30 sigs myself in the thread I can't tell you how much I love you for this!

[Partyraiser]

Absolutely wonderful!!
I really like your artwork (spotted your DeviantArt-page)
Is this picture

also made by those steps or did you use different filters?

I'd be cool if you added more tutorials. (Don't mean to steal your work, but I just want to learn from someone who's really good at Photoshop. And that's a fact)

[Undertaker]

More or less the same steps only different colors.

[Winstan]

nice, very helpful to those that require a bit more info into this sort of thing. Ill be forwarding this to many questions I get regarding 'how to' in photoshop.
Not the same techniques I would use but works all the same

[Eversor]

Just wanted to bump and thank you once again for a lovely tutorial. It is extremely helpful for someone who has never worked with photoshop at all, like me. With time and practice I might even learn to make something better. Thanks dude!

[Deep]

My outcome with a few twists of my own :>