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Dojo Dan (Babby-Flat Colored)
Decided to ink and color one of the sketches I did cause I thought it was adorable. <3333 I'll shade it later when I have time.
Gave him a smaller and less formal version of my uniform. C:
(I'm going to make the background invisible eventually yah, been having issues with that. XD; )
Gave him a smaller and less formal version of my uniform. C:
(I'm going to make the background invisible eventually yah, been having issues with that. XD; )
Category All / Baby fur
Species Wolf
Size 1400 x 1500px
File Size 426.8 kB
I found this on Yahoo! Answers so it might be a bit helpful to you. <3
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/i.....1170741AA6ZSOo
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/i.....1170741AA6ZSOo
"I fixed her. Like F*ckin' a carburetor. And ya know what? It was fun. Like f*ckin' a carburetor."
"Way to go! Wrwrwrwrestling's a wrwrwrdamn wrwrfine-"
"UH-HUH."
"-SPORT." *derp face*
"Just three words. You. You. Look. Look. Pretty. Like an annoying, greasy-headed loser. WHHHHHHAAAAAAAAHHH"
"Way to go! Wrwrwrwrestling's a wrwrwrdamn wrwrfine-"
"UH-HUH."
"-SPORT." *derp face*
"Just three words. You. You. Look. Look. Pretty. Like an annoying, greasy-headed loser. WHHHHHHAAAAAAAAHHH"
Dan -
It depends on how you save it. The only two image types that support alpha layers (which is what a transparency is) would be PNG and GIF, with the latter being rather poor. PNG is the best file type to use with alphas.
Now even if you save a PNG, I think FA massages the image some when you submit it. I think it converts it to a JPG anyway, which doesn't have an alpha channel (no transparency). So the end result is the alpha is often converted to either black or white. It's usually black I think, but I suppose it has a lot more to do with how the image is handled.
I hope that helps explain it some?
As for the picture... Very cute, but why is he blushing some? I figure he'd be swinging it around and getting in trouble :P
It depends on how you save it. The only two image types that support alpha layers (which is what a transparency is) would be PNG and GIF, with the latter being rather poor. PNG is the best file type to use with alphas.
Now even if you save a PNG, I think FA massages the image some when you submit it. I think it converts it to a JPG anyway, which doesn't have an alpha channel (no transparency). So the end result is the alpha is often converted to either black or white. It's usually black I think, but I suppose it has a lot more to do with how the image is handled.
I hope that helps explain it some?
As for the picture... Very cute, but why is he blushing some? I figure he'd be swinging it around and getting in trouble :P
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