Creating Signatures

beautiful new signatures Jennifer

 

Love it! Well done.

 

great job Jennifer.. well done!

 

I love it, Jennifer! It looks awesome!

 

Great job. I love the paint. Everyone had great tips. Maybe challenge yourself monthly to create a new signature so you can get used to creating them and in no time you'll be a siggy pro!

 

love it, Jennifer!

 

GREAT WORK!

 

I haven't read the replies, but sometimes I will convert a cluster from one of my pages into a signature. If I'm starting from scratch, I start with my name in my desired font or alpha and then "decorate" it. What you have looks great! My only suggestion would be to minimize the paint splatter or blend it out so it doesn't overlap the edge (but that's just a personal preference).

 

Jennifer, beautiful new siggy!

 

I love to make a little "scene" with my siggies. I typically use this formula:

• font or alpha for name
• sprinkle/scatter/paint
• word strip or word art
• any elements that I think will work for my "scene"

Sometimes I'll add a paper bit or two, or a piece of washi tape. I try to keep them simple because they're so small.

But in all honesty, I love looking at everyone else's siggies for inspiration. There are so many amazing ones in the forum that they always amaze me. Liz's templates do make it easy to start - you can add/subtract as you please. Some times a little starting point is the jumping off point you need. I hope this helps!!

Here are a few that I've done in the past:

Using Project Mouse: Tomorrow & Main Street


Project Mouse Beginnings


Unfortunate Events by Danyale, also using Liz's siggie templates:


Trickity Treat Collab Kit by Kim Jensen & Kate Hadfield


Using bits of Project Mouse goodies...


Land of Fantasy by Sahlin Studio and Britt-ish Designs