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im big in adobe , alot of people know me for that, probably not on this site. I want a new sig but im too buzy making my site, so how about you make me one!

Something with a cool background like low_rider and have Bman? in it, also www.bmangraphics.tk!

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Hey, Blind Reaper let me say you're doing an awesome job on these sigs/avatars... Keep up the good work!

Maybe you can keep up your good work by making something for me? Heh...

I have three requests, maybe you can do both of them if you're nice enough.

#1... Sig

I want it to say The Furlings on a blackish background and maybe with a dark blue, dark red, gray, black color scheme or something. Maybe make it look like something from another planet (the furlings is a race of people from a tv show known as Stargate SG-1, www.scifi.com/stargate). Be creative and just do what you did on all the others make it look nice. Oh yeah, the size needs to be 250x250 (pixels) or smaller.

The ones below you can make whatever size works...

#2... Sig

I want it to say xero18 with some kind of cool looking background. Maybe make the text look like it's floating or something with an awesome font and an ill color scheme (blue, black, gray, + whatever other color(s) will fit :) ). Heh, just do your thing!

#3... Avatar

and my third and final request... I want it to say X 18 maybe following the same scheme as my sig, you decide......

If you can hook it up, then hook it up and THANKS A LOT in advance!

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