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Then I guess you can remove it, anyways great sig. ^_^;;

Not add a layer, just move the one with that ring/circle beneath the others so it doesn't overlap his arm or unless the render/stock came like that then you can't do anything with it. o_O;;

*flicks middle finger*

Um, I think you VM'd me instead of Kaitou+? o_o;;

11. We continue with more adjustments:
Filler layer - color code)) overlay mode at 35% of opac. and 35% of filling

12. Now make a new layer and apply image, now look for a texture with a lot of colors (the ones I used for the K-ON!! wallpaper<you look for that>) and you paste that on top and hide the layer. And we are going to Image>adjustments>match color, look for the PSD file of your current signature and look for the colorful texture. Now click Neutralize and accept.

13. Now we are going to create a new later and we are going to fill it with color d7d7d7 and we leave it in 75& Darker mode. Here we are going to erase and few parts where the color it's on the render's face and leave the rest as it is. Create your text and apply a focus ...and DONE.

You owe me.

9. Here we are going use the Rect. Marqueel Tool again and once again we fill it with more colors, in my case I used white again, and this time I used a cyan tone now that is the color that pre-dominates the render, this layer leaving it in Normal mode and just lower the opacity at your own desire. Up next, we are going to use the Photo filter and we will use dark blue with a 20% density or at your own desire and let's leave the layer's mode on lighten at 100%. (this step is optional)

10. And we continue with more adjustments with a list:
-filler layer color (see tut for color) in Overlay mode at 50%. of opac.
Layer filler (see color code) in (Luminosity Mode?) at 100% of opac.
layer filler 9see color code) in Exclusion at 50% of opac.
(Curves?) outcome/exit: 94 income: 171 | Out: 171 | In: 132

6. In this step we are going to fill it with "details" and you are going to create a new layer and with the Rectangular Marquee Tool we are going to make a few rectangles whuch we are going to fill with white in "Ligthen" mode abd we are going to lower the opacity to 25%. Additionally, in this new layer I made a few colored small squares and left it in "Color Mode". And a few (light points/dots??) close to the render.

7. Now let's start with all the adjustments and there's a lot of them here. first we are going to make a few (color maps?)

7A. Darken Mode at 18% of opacity.
7B. Hard Light at 27% of opacity.

8. Use the Cyan Photography filter at 25% of density, we're going to leave this in Lighten mode at 100% let's apply a (focus??) mask.

Dude, Im not translating the second one. =__= At least not today.

4. This is the moment you bring up your render(stock, picture/image), but in my case, I desaturated and left it in Black and White. Now move the render/image to the place you desire and leave that in Soft light and now you're going to place again your render in your canvas in normal mode(original form).

5. Now let's go back a little and we are going to create a new later behind the render and we are going to use splatt brushes, this, we are going to use in a few parts of the signature but I varied them between black and white. Following up next, we are going to give a filter of photography of a blue tone. The opacity can be use as you want but I used 25% and the layer at 100%.

Reading some stuff, it might be a tinsy difficult for me to translate as I have my CS5 in English and not Spanish, but it should still be easy to identify.

1. Open a new document which a size you desire, mine is 380px x 120px. No look for an image of a city and leave it as a background, in this image's case, I recommend that you look for a black and white image.

2. Now make a new layer and using brushes (splatt?. GFX term??), we're going to spread them all over the image. Here is the most important thing is that you change colors each time you use (splatt), leave this layer in darken mode.

3. In this step, we're going to make a new layer and with the help of the Pen tool or the Polygonal Lasso tool, we are going to make shapes such as rectangles, squares, circles, triangles) and each shape fill it with more colors but leave it in Soft Light mode.