oh yeah task that's true, usually I do some color correction on my photos so that they look the way they are in real life. because i use a cell phone cam that makes everything look low contrast. no life at all in the original photos, but that's not the way it is in real life but i didnt really know that it's noticeable
nah try the first purple tag with no quotations or anything, just the letters. I think that'd look better I tried to close up the space around the T's. I guess it looks somewhat better [Broken External Image]:http://img593.imageshack.us/img593/8219/scan0001wq.jpg Uploaded with ImageShack.us
The old shimmy the wall and jump the rail trick haha Train flick has an old krew tag on the ledge got other flicks but dont really wanna post em from that area
@Rapp, for you straying from the "traditional" way is too much . Start by closing your letters, they're all open (your lines arent touching). Space your letters out more, all of yours are layed on top of eachother. looks bad, and makes it unreadable. @Fact, your letters dont look like they fit in the same style. Your F is all curved and then your A has a point, and then your C is curved. Your T is just bad. I suggest using the same kind of F just extenuate line corners ya digg? Hands are about your hand movement, handstyle is based upon how you like to move your Hand to make the letters look like good letters. thats why starting simple helps you in the long run. But starting simple for hands doesnt exactly mean keyboard letters. Usually the reason why people tell someone to do keyboard letters is because keyboard letters dont have extensions and weird curves to them... hope that helps @sifen, shits weak, i think your other stuff was a little better. Idk why you put little loops in all your letters... looks wack. Doesnt hurt to expirement i guess... in all the extra white space on that paper id do that hand 50 more times tweaking it a bit, until there is literally no white left