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August 9, 2012
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EDIT:
•Finally made the file size larger and enabled download.
•Extended the border. No words were cut off in the previous version but a lot of people thought my descriptions were incomplete because of how close to the edge the text was.


I'm no good at making these kind of things like this but I will try and do more and get better at explaining things and taking screenshots and everything. Sorry for any typos and if my words are incomprehensible. This whole thing is probably not very imformative ehe :T

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:iconalyossan:
Amazing tutorial, thank you! Just one question, do you know if this will work in Photoshop as well?
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:icondctb:
*dCTb Jan 28, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I think it should. GIMP is meant to be just like photoshop so Photoshop should be able to do everything GIMP does
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:iconalyossan:
Okay! Thank you, I will try it :)
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:icondoodymachine:
is that why your lines don't look jagged? because you made the image big before you worked on it?
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:icondctb:
*dCTb Jan 8, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
the bigger the pic, the higher the quality you can make it
the only time i like lines in GIMP is when the canvas is big
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:icondoodymachine:
yeah, i'm having a problem with my lines. they end up looking jagged when they should be smooth. is there any other way to fix that without needing to make the picture so big?
does it matter what size the picture has to be when it's enlarged?
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*dCTb Jan 9, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
you could learn to use the pen tool to create your lines. thats probably the best option..maybe?
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:icondoodymachine:
i think i found out what it is. it's the RESOLUTION. gimp has a default of 72 dpi on my computer and i never thought of it before and i increased it to 2000 for something else and it doesn't seem to look all choppy like the other pics i made
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*dCTb Jan 9, 2013  Hobbyist Digital Artist
2000dpi? thats a little high lol
300-600dpi is the professional standard if you wanted to know :D
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:icondoodymachine:
what would happen if it was too high?
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