Minecraft Banners

[Alex360]

Hello, I provide banners compatible with any server listing site which are sure to boost player population and attract attention towards your server.

Here are a few examples:

Contact:

- ' awesomealex360 ' - Skype

Price :

- $9.99

Thank you for your time.


Free Banners for vouches!

 

[Deep]

GLWS!

 

[Alex360]

Thankyou, if anyone needs evidence etc. contact me on skype!

BTW, I'm very new to this site.

 

[GolamT313]

GLWS looks good. I need one nowwww.

 

[Wizard]

I don't really find these exceptional, Walrus offers nicer ones at a lower price. I would suggest lowering your price or learn new techniques, as most of these look pretty similar. I don't mean any harm ;{

 

[Alex360]

I'll give anyone who vouches a free banner!

 

[Wizard]

I'll take one

 

[Alex360]

I'll take one

Skype

 

[Wizard]

Skype

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[GolamT313]

Vouch skype: GolamT313

 

[Wizard]

Vouch skype: GolamT313

I think he is looking for people who have more rep so that he can build a better reputation for himself within this community

 

[GolamT313]

Ahh i see, well good luck anyways.

 

[Wizard]

Awesome, made me a vouch copy very fast!

 

[Wolf]

Yo, from someone who has been doing lot of banners recently, some quick tips to help ya (No harm, these already look pretty cool )
I'm assuming you made these in After Effects.


1. Render these in 30 FPS. You may have already done this, but if you are using the default setting of 15 FPS, it lowers the quality/smoothness of your animation significantly.

2. Lower the velocity / Increase the resistance on the particles you use, a lot, maybe even to the point where they barely move at all. The ending product will result in a smoother, cleaner version.

3. In the example below, your text barely stays on the screen a decent amount of time. Instead of making them move so quickly after appearing, try key framing it with a second stationary keyframe so that it lasts a bit longer. If you want the text to shake/wiggle in a calmer manner, go to effects -> Stylize > Motion Tile. Once the effect panel shows up, alt click the stopwatch next to Tile Center, then type in "wiggle(5,5)" - Represents (x,y) motion amount. Image below.

4. Add a Motion Blur. This is a simple yet powerful way to make your animations look better.

5. Try downloading Designer fonts. A lot of these are not available for free, but there are just as many that you can download without paying, and use in your work. If you are selling the banner, make sure the license allows commercial use.

That's all I got for you. If you need any more help, feel free to PM me ^-^. GLWS!

 

[thebaum64]

I would like a vouch copy, add me on Skype, id: thebaum64