To make your website responsive to monitor sizes, use CSS. You can find an example on W3 under "Responsive Web Design Media" Good luck!
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gah im working on another cool drawing but its too large to put in the gallery, maybe ill add it somewhere else as a decoration.. (＠´＿｀＠)
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guh I really wanna start making some pixel gifs but I also have so many sketch ideas (T⌓T)
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readbeyondthestars
1 year ago
What do u use to make them (I use a site but it doesn’t let me take away the background)
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mrawakeys
1 year ago
@readbeyondthestars I draw it in ibispaintx and use the pixel brush, I save them with a transparent bg, and then I get all the pictures and import them in a gif site
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almost done drawing another characters profile hehe
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mrawakeys
1 year ago
gonna warn y'all rq tho, I hate this guys design so much but he's gonna be a great character I promise
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If u set width in the element then u can make it smaller (example: width=“400px”)
^ This, I love using the “style” function to resize images willy-nilly LOL