NPCWolf

I FIGURED IT OUT!!
SOOO I was all bummed out that my pictures were displaying in a lossy compression weird whatever thing. And for the longest time i couldn't figure out how to make them display 100 percent.
WELL LET ME TELL YOU.

PNG BABY

That's right png format. It's the way to go. BAM! HAPPINESS AND JUNK!
I know what you're thinking: "But Steve, everyone know that jpeg files have issues with compression and loss of information. PNG is the obvious choice."
Well yeah. I'm dumb. So what.
BUT THIS NEW KNOWLEDGE IS AWESOME!!

So in case anyone else was having issues with that (and happened to stumble across this journal entry) I'd like to share what i found out.
Especially RED. JPEG hates RED. So simply change you pic to png. file and its all good.

If this helps one person i will be happy. Check it out fav.me/d568phg
its png now

Soo... in case anyone was wondering. I recently moved out. YEP! Struck it out on my own. Happened around the start of September.
I'm renting a very small room, in an attic actually. So my walls are pitched and i have no room to fit anything.
As for my artwork I really haven't been working on anything cause my equipment is not hooked up. Basically because there is no room for it.
Which does indeed suck. Hopefully I'll be back to it soon.

So I'm debating on whether to try and speed up my creation process or just get better in regard to detail (which will increase time on each pic) And on top of that, whether or not to focus more energy on background or characters. Both are important. Probably won't get a response but hey: Does anyone have any suggestions? Maybe something that personally worked for you? Thank you for your input.


(If anything, this next pic will have an awesome wooden floor Inspiration courtesy of Hans Zimmer's soundtrack for INCEPTION = SO GOOD)