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[[deleted user 39490]]

^^ Well put on the self-expression part. I couldn't agree more.

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Could I get some feedback on my signature? Constructive criticism, compliments, tips, or really anything to help me improve.

Thanks!

[leda.]

commanderoflasercats,
tbh i see nothing wrong.its perfect the way it is actually.the seperation borders and raining gif is split together nicely.the quote font is very nice,and the quote itself.the little border of where the titles that describe you are a great add-on detail.everything is just so neat and at first glance its surprising tbh.the whole color scheme is what really caught my attention and how it matched with your avatar.the other fonts used for the text like ғeмale work well in my opinion.the bio section has a great start-off,detail,and and ending/closing.i really cant point out anything wrong,as stated above ^^.however,now that i look at it for maybe the 15th time,the color scheme of gray/black will eventually get boring but its great as a first impression.

[Dylan Klebold]

Could I get some feedback on my signature? Constructive criticism, compliments, tips, or really anything to help me improve.

Thanks!

Constructive criticism/tip thing: The longer I look at the rain gif, the more and more it makes me feel nauseated. I've had someone else take a look at it - more than likely either Mikey or Julian - and they say that the gif shakes in the most subtle way. Is there a way that the shaking can me... stabilized? Are you getting what I'm trying to say?

- Niko

[[deleted user 39490]]

@seong. Thanks! I agree on the black and white thing, as it does get a little dull after a while. I did originally have it at a more blueish tone and may bring it back to that. Thanks!

@Albert Hammond, Jr. Now that I look at it, I can see what you're talking about. The gif seems to shift downwards and gives it a shaky feel. There's probably a way for me to stabilize it. Thanks for informing me! Now that I see it, I can see why it may be a little nauseating.

[pink?pink.]

any advice on how to run my commissions
without making it into a thread? I really
just want to make signatures for free, but
I can't keep up with the orders and stress
of a shop. i know that's a pretty vague
question, but I don't know how else to word
it. anyway, does anyone have suggestions?

[leda.]

simplicity,
tbh i reccomend to have small slots.like three/two/so forth as your choice.if you have endless slots
,it will become messy (i have experienced it.)if your a fast coder,you could handle more but if it takes like
1hr+ three would be good.

[[deleted user 39490]]

Before I started a shop, I just put in my signature and interests that I made free signatures and that you could request it through PM. It worked pretty well for me, as I didn't get so many orders and didn't get as stressed as I do get through the shop but I did get enough to keep me entertained. There were also a few people that had in their signature that they were looking for someone to make one for them and I'd just PM them.

There's other ways to do it, but that's what I did.

[pink?pink.]

@seong. & CommanderOfLaserCats:
I would do that but I'm just not
in the time where i have enough time off
to run a shop. Also the slots are daunting
to me. As commander said I am trying to
run it through my inbox, I need a way
to get the balance between stressful and
entertaining, because I real do just make
signatures because I enjoy it. I'm not
looking into it for the prize, I just want to
better my coding skills. Do you have any
suggestions for something to put into my
siggie that could help me better advertise?

[leda.]

^^tbh i suggest having a border seperating the advertising from the bio/other things so it wont get mixed in and people will most likely pay attention if its seperate.

[fika.]

Username:

blink 182

When did you begin making signatures?:

probably around april of 2014 c:

Do you have an signature shop?:

nope

Irisid, I'd like to sign up!