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Just felt like rehashing my pony, I guess.
And... I think I actually have a backstory for her.
She's a member of the Special Arial Guard, a sharp shooter of sorts.
If she ever became a 'Princess/Alicorn' she's probably be an Avatar of Warfare and Tactics. Bein' able to rain down a volley of arrows or something.
Also, does anyone know why my transparencies are all pixel-edged?
I use photoshop, and save them as .gifs. and they're smooth before I upload them.
And... I think I actually have a backstory for her.
She's a member of the Special Arial Guard, a sharp shooter of sorts.
If she ever became a 'Princess/Alicorn' she's probably be an Avatar of Warfare and Tactics. Bein' able to rain down a volley of arrows or something.
Also, does anyone know why my transparencies are all pixel-edged?
I use photoshop, and save them as .gifs. and they're smooth before I upload them.
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Horse
Size 800 x 782px
File Size 123.7 kB
Cute little Ponyourii~. I like her Byutie Mark!
Also, if the images always look perfect in Photoshop but gain jagged edges after you render them, it may be your rendering settings that are the problem. If they don't gain the pixely edges until you upload them, though... I have no idea. That'd be really weird. >_> Try rendering them as .pngs if you can next time, and see if that improves the quality. AFAIK, gifs are better suited for animation files, and pngs are one of the higher-end standard image qualities. And if all else fails, you can try this: http://yev601.hubpages.com/hub/Creating-Round-Edges--Getting-Rid-of-Jagged-Edges-Photoshop-Tutorial-#
Hope it helps~. :3
Also, if the images always look perfect in Photoshop but gain jagged edges after you render them, it may be your rendering settings that are the problem. If they don't gain the pixely edges until you upload them, though... I have no idea. That'd be really weird. >_> Try rendering them as .pngs if you can next time, and see if that improves the quality. AFAIK, gifs are better suited for animation files, and pngs are one of the higher-end standard image qualities. And if all else fails, you can try this: http://yev601.hubpages.com/hub/Creating-Round-Edges--Getting-Rid-of-Jagged-Edges-Photoshop-Tutorial-#
Hope it helps~. :3
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