you gonna make it one day @GustavMattias
goat'd photoshop technique that can be done/applied in numerous ways:
1) create new transparent layer mid-way through your sig and have that layer active/selected/focused (or w/e u want to call it)
2) IMAGE menu across top of screen > APPLY IMAGE
3) the transparent layer becomes a "solidated image" layer with everything that's currently visible in the PS project (what you've done so far with your sig aka the background/render/stocks/adjustments or even text if you've gone that far)
4) You can then do things to this one individual layer to change the style of the sig like
- filter > pixelate > fragment/mosaic
- filter > blur > gausian blur
- apply a GRADIENT MAP to it via clipping mask
- apply a hue/sat adjustment layer to it via clipping mask
- use a filter program like topaz/nik/etc to it
- etc etc etc etc etc
5) Once you've altered that one single layer we're still working with the whole time, you then add a LAYER MASK to it, and use the black paintbrush on the LAYER MASK (white rectangle in the layer menu bottom-right corner of screen) to HIDE parts of this single layer, and expose the "original" image again. Sometimes most of the layer mask remains WHITE and you only mask off (make black) a little of the mask. Other times the entire layer mask may be BLACK except for little chunks of white, you've chosen to leave exposed, etc.
^ You can do this same technique multiple times throughout the sig, layer masking diff areas of each new [transparent layer > image menu > apply image] layer that you've made.
THe key to it is understanding the concept of IMAGE MENU > APPLY IMAGE and building/experimenting from there. THIS IS FOR PHOTOSHOP USERS BTW
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