Ｄｉｇｉｔａｌｌｙ Ｄｉｓｔｉｎｃｔ: Signature Tutorial Thread

[Meroei]

This helped me fix a lot of the things that my sigs were missing Thank you!
My current sig was improved because of this AWESOME thread: how do you think I should improve?

[Falls]

Glad to see that the tutorial helped you! As for your question, the coding itself looks great. Nice picture-to-text ratio. I would make your two descriptions less wordy though and I would consider rounding off the corners of your images.

[riptide .]

So helpful c,: to me it was very well detailed and easy to follow. cx You my friend are a lifesaver * Bookmarks for further reference *

Oh and I found this amazing site with probably over 1,000 amazing fonts. You are able to easily edit and everything c:

Clicky c:

[Falls]

I will add that resource in! Thanks!
Also, thanks for the feedback because I do sometimes wonder if I made it too messy to be easily understood.

[Meroei]

Glad to see that the tutorial helped you! As for your question, the coding itself looks great. Nice picture-to-text ratio. I would make your two descriptions less wordy though and I would consider rounding off the corners of your images.

Thank you!! I will

[Falls]

The link to the Signature Sorcerers thread has been taken down from this tutorial due to it being locked by a mod.

Just wanted to pop in and use that thread's demise to point out the moral to this story:
- Don't fight on CS. It's not worth it and you'll be punished for any harsh words you type.
- If someone makes you mad on the internet, take a step back and breathe. It's most likely a misunderstanding that set off the argument.
- If a fight starts anyway, gather up your threatened pride and just leave.

This seems to have become a very important thing for artists and coders on CS to keep in mind, which is why I posted this advice here, of all places. If you really do think you or your art has been wronged, it's better to just report it to the mods instead of arguing until you get yourself in trouble.

[Falls]

This seriously helped me out so much.
Thank you!!
I coded mine; whaddaya think?
^^"

Just saw this post. Hello! I like your Pokemon sig. The layering in your pics looks great!

[peachy keen-]

The link to the Signature Sorcerers thread has been taken down from this tutorial due to it being locked by a mod.

Just wanted to pop in and use that thread's demise to point out the moral to this story:
- Don't fight on CS. It's not worth it and you'll be punished for any harsh words you type.
- If someone makes you mad on the internet, take a step back and breathe. It's most likely a misunderstanding that set off the argument.
- If a fight starts anyway, gather up your threatened pride and just leave.

This seems to have become a very important thing for artists and coders on CS to keep in mind, which is why I posted this advice here, of all places. If you really do think you or your art has been wronged, it's better to just report it to the mods instead of arguing until you get yourself in trouble.

ah yes. thank you for this. <3
i am beyond disappointed that the thread was locked - it was my favorite, but i see why the mod locked it.

[quitting,,]

I love this! Thanks so much!
Only one question though
How would you put pictures over borders?

[Falls]

@SkyroWolf: Like the one in your sig? Use an editing website like pixlr. The link is in the Image Manipulation post under "Enhancing Pictures".

@bliss;: When I saw the thread was locked I clicked back a page or two and just facepalmed. They said all THAT when they knew they were on their last warning >.<
Ah well.

If anyone finds any coding-related threads again, let me know. I doubt we'll ever find another like Signature Sorcerers though, since the mod specifically promised to hand out warnings to any attempts at replicating the thread.