Signatures and Banners:
Newest on top, oldest on bottom (for the most part).

Not Trickster related, but you can tell how I got inspired. For MyTrickster's GRAND Sig event. My topic was "Yellow" and the style was "Vector". Did in Flash in about 4 hours (I did many revisions).

Updated version of my O/X Banner. Totally done, including the picture, is maybe 8 hours.

My MyTrickster Winter Banner 2007 entry. Done in a total of maybe 10 hours. Used paper, pencil, scanner, Gimp, and Adobe Illustrator. I did not win (not even close). No further comment neccessary.
Mystery Santax2, MT's Fall Banner Entry, 1st O/X Guild Banner
Spoiler!


For the Mystery Santa event at MyTrickster. My two present recievers were Senpai and Senike (MT IGN's). Done in Flash, then in Gimp in a total of about 3 hours.

My entry for MyTrickster's Fall Banner Contest 2007. I lost, but it's obvious that there are people with better sigs than this >___> Done in around 4 hours total in Gimp.

My banner for my O/X Guide. Done it in about 3 hours total.
Leon's Temporary Sig 1 and 2, MT's Summer Banner Entry, First Leon Sig
Spoiler!

Another temporary sig. I was making a sig for myself while I have this temporary sig up. The main part that took forever was looking for quotes. Used Gimp.

Sig I was using until I get a new sig from the "Leon Needs a New Sig" Contest (that ultimately failed and left a bad taste). A lot of people were confused about my usage of the word "she". "She" is referring to me as SEGAMew. Leon is a boy lion. The way I wanted to word it was that Leon gets his sig from SEGAMew, and he's waiting until she [SEGAMew] gets a new sig for him.
Done on Gimp in around one hour.

Banner I submitted to MyTrickster's Summer Banner Contest in 2007. I won the contest with this (but a lot of the other entries look so pretty with their effects ToT). Done on Gimp, Dragon was drawn on paper and scanned. Ice Boy was drawn on Gimp. Took about 2 hours?

First sig for my usage on MT I ever made. Yes I know it looks like a bunch of Golden Mole poo. Used Gimp, a lame imitation of Adobe Photoshop.