1366x768

1680x1050, before this I was using 1280x800.

1280 wide if you really want to get in details should be adequate.

1152x864.

Wow, that's horrifying. I never actually think about it, but yeah, this PC is like 10 years old. It's sort of not state of the art any more. ;)

OK, definitely time for a new PC...

1024x768 here.

My preferred image size is no bigger than 1280 for the larger dimension, to prevent FA from re-jpeging them. If you post anything that is larger than 1280 in either dimension, FA will rescale it down to 1280 and convert whatever it is to jpeg, resulting in quality loss. I prefer images to be no smaller than around 768 for their shorter dimension, because I want them to at least fill my screen. My eyes really aren't that good, and anything much smaller is harder for me to see.

Oh yeah, I forgot about that limit! I suppose this will still be useful for other websites as well though anyways, or if I ever get a portfolio site up for myself.

If any of my works are too small for you to see well, let me know and I can try linking you to a bigger version. I usually have a larger resolution of my art posted in my DA gallery. =)

Thanks. I just checked your last dozen submissions, and they are all a good size for me. I notice some artists put up higher res images on their Ink Bunny accounts, usually no larger than around 1920, so I go for those. Generally, if something is too much over that, then the file size and loading time starts to become an issue, as I only have a 2 mb/s connection.

1200x800
pretty good size for me. :)

1360x768

1024x768 on my desktop, 1366x768 on my lappy.

1366x768, however i wouldnt make the pics TOO big otherwise it'll take forever to download on crap connections

1680x1050

1280x800 on my laptop, 1680x1050 on my desktop.

1920x1080 here.

768x1024... I have a portrait monitor because I use a tablet XD

Netbooks use 1024x600, and is about the smallest you'll find on full-size devices, these days. The bigger monitors use 1920x1200, though 2560x1600 isn't unheard of.

Any net usage should probably be limited to 1024 wide, because it's a popular size. I think iPads use 1024x768, and there are tens of millions of them out there browsing the internet.