cooper-draws asked:
TMI ask: What's your favorite (or most preferable) thing to "get off" to?
ABSTRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACT
cooper-draws asked:
pygmy marmoset :D
1. First impression: “wait wut?”
2. Truth is: I don’t know much. However, I do know that your evolution as an artist is one of the most incredible ones I’ve witnessed on this site. Also, you x Sarah = BEST IRL OTP
3. How old do you look: uhhhhhhhhhhhhhh maybe late teens early twenties. .~.
4. Have you ever made me laugh: Enough times. :3
5. Have you ever made me mad: That time when you almost shut down RLD. *vibrations*
6. Best feature: That icon seductively staring at me~
7. Have I ever had a crush on you: Eeehhh nope.
8. You’re my: favorite Dash.
9. Random attribute: I dunno. :T
ask-rainbow-less-dash replied to your post:“If you think that I’ve been slacking off on updating PC to focus on a…”
brb, won a bet
You get a bonus box of cookies if you successfully name the characters involved.
ask-rainbow-less-dash replied to your photo: HAHA! I GOT IT AFTER 71!! But it’s too big!!…
Can’t you just ctrl+t and size it down?
I can. And I was joking with the canvas enlarging (it’s at 1400x1400).
But…
Using [CTRL+T], or transform, screws with the edges of the strokes in SAI. Here, a part of the line is fuzzier than the other. A dark ring also tends to form.
This is why some PC puppets look fuzzy and sometimes show small dark lines. It’s good for a little retouch in size or a warp. But to get it the size I want with the same line thickness, it won’t work. I’m better off redrawing it.
And in SAI, making the canvas bigger is like taping a piece of paper to the paper you’re using. It just gives you more space to work on. All strokes remain the same size. If you change the resolution of the canvas, that’s a different story.