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| Originally posted by Otik It’s the 70’s version of Agent Smith. |
The more time I spent on it, the more it looked like someone from a Tarantino film. I was thinking of making it a Reservoir Dogs character. Eh. I never said I could draw. I don’t know how everyone can do all the background and interaction stuff. I can barely draw half a body.
Also, how are people resizing their pics? All mine are gi-normous.
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| Originally posted by Diva Also, how are people resizing their pics? All mine are gi-normous. |
Mine too. I think you could probably open it in photoshop or something and resize it that way.
EDIT: That worked, Diva. I opened mine it the Dell picture studio and was able to resize it, save it as a new pic, and then upload it to my photobucket album.
Mine are way too small, thanks.
And the House of Blue Leaves…yeees.
That’s what MS Paint is all about.
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This is my favorite thus far. I’m jealous.
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| Originally posted by embrodak Mine too. I think you could probably open it in photoshop or something and resize it that way. EDIT: That worked, Diva. I opened mine it the Dell picture studio and was able to resize it, save it as a new pic, and then upload it to my photobucket album. |
Explain in more detail please. I don’t know how to resize in photoshop and I don’t have a Dell.
PopRob, thanks for the comment, but your King Kong was pretty sweet. Nice one.
Diva, here you go:
You need to resize the Paint window before you start. If you look at the little blue dots that are at the halfway points down the right and bottom sides of the paint area, you can mouse over them and then resize the window. Get it to a respectable size, then start your art.
Another hint if using Win2000, save your work as a bitmap until you are completely finished, then ‘save as’ a jpg.
Hope this helps.
This thread is brilliance.
On mine, I can only change by going into Image and clicking on attributes.
This thread needs its own website.
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Fie on my feeble computer.
Excellent work everyone!