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sorry if this sounds a little noob but...how do you rezise the image on PS?well the first thing i would do if it was my art, was crop sasuke and get rid of his dumb hand-wings or whatever they're supposed to be
next, the atmosphere could really be changed, for awhile this was sasukes most evil deadly form, and he's standing in the clouds? lame
but nevertheless, its good work
its way too big though, shrink it to a reasonable size dude![]()
crop tool.sorry if this sounds a little noob but...how do you rezise the image on PS?
select the rectangle marquee tool on top left of the tool palettesorry if this sounds a little noob but...how do you rezise the image on PS?
why would he want to resize his image ? but if you're resizing make sure to read this or you'll screw up the sampling, not that's a big issue with such an image, but it's a good habit to do things the right way, right from the start.select the rectangle marquee tool on top left of the tool palette
flatten all your layers to one layer or whatev, then right click "free transform"
hold shift to keep the proportions, while resizing
if that doesn't make sense, mess around in ps for 5 min and i'm sure you'll figure something out, there are a lot of ways to do it
or if you want to crop follow the other dude's response

not a problem^ cause that shit is 3000x4000, how am i supposed to even judge it as a piece of art when i get to see like 1/10th on my screen at a time
make it 500x500 or whatever like a normal person
& i learned everything on ps7 by messing around (instead of help me help me help me im helpless), including resizing and shiz
but right way or not, it's only a .jpg thats going on the internet to be critiqued
not trying to be a dick or say you're wrong techie or anything like that ^___^


no mistakes, no problem ;-)whether or not firefox resizes it (which i use), just make the damn thing a normal size. who honestly even bothers looking at it while it's so huge? besides, you can see way more mistakes when the image is so massive
you don't have to use bridge you know, in fact, I never use itmeh, i had CS2 awhile ago, and all it did was slow down my computer with adobe bridge or whatever. i wasn't impressed
