Plastic Little: “Voyage of the Cha-Cha Maru”

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ELEKTRA

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I made this wallpaper after I saw this Elektra site by Krista, it had a wallpaper section so I descided to make one for it ^_^

(check out the site if you want, it’s a really good one)

 

BGC2040: A Song For All of Us ”Be Forever Bold”

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Bishoujo Senshi Sailor Moon: Mars Fire Shining Bright

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R.O.D The TV: The World Is Made To Help People Find Each Other

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It’s All Very Sketchy signature banners

by HermitBoi (*contest winner!*)

 

 

by GABi2991

by ReverieMetherlance

 

by August199

 

By Rene3088

 

 

by (? if you made this, let me know, k?)

by ARI-RIN

 

 

Galaxy Fraulein Yuna: A Call From The Heavens

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Cardcaptors: In A World Of Memories

 

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[tutorial] Making Your Own Custom Thumbnails

(You can take a look at my gallery to see what I mean by “custom thumbnails”)

1.) Choose the size of thumbnail you’d like to use. I chose 2″ x 1.75″ but you can make them whatever size you want.

2.) Make thumbnail images that size for each of your drawings/artworks with whichever image editing program you like to use and save them with your full sized images.

3.) Make a text document and copy this text:

(your image title here)
[URL=image.jpg][IMG]thumbnail.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

into your document as many times as you have images you want to make a thumbnail in your gallery for.

4.) Replace the “(your image title here)” texts with the titles of each of your images.

4.) Go to ImageShack.us (For this I strongly advise joining so you can keep track of your images and find them again if you loose any of the addresses) and host your first thumbnail image.

5.) Once you have done that, Image Shack will give 5 addresses, highlight the last address, titled “Direct link to image” and copy it.

6.) Go to your text document and highlight “thumbnail.jpg” in the code under the correct image title and replace it with the image address you just got from ImageShack.

7.) Go back to image shack, host your first full size image, Image Shack will give you 8 web addresses, highlight the last, titled “Direct link to image” and copy it

8.) Go back to your text document, highlight “image.jpg” in the code under the correct image title and replace it with the image address you just got from ImageShack.

9.) Host all your images and fill in all the rest of your “thumbnail.jpg” and “image.jpg” spots.

10.) One at a time, copy and paste your completed “[URL=image.jpg][IMG]thumbnail.jpg[/IMG][/URL]” codes into your gallery thread. Only type one space between each string of code, DO NOT start a new paragraph between each one.

11.) Once you have your gallery how you want it, post it. When you do, you may notice that a scroll bar has appeared on the side of your gallery. To get rid of that, take note of where each line of thumbnails ends, then go to edit your gallery again and start a new paragraph in those spots only. Post it again, when you do, the scroll bar will be gone.

[tutorial] Using ImageShack Auto-Thumbnails

1.) Go to ImageShack.us (I advise joining so you can keep track of your images and find them again if you loose any of the addresses) and host your first image.

2.) Once you have done that, ImageShack will give you 8 web addresses, highlight the 3rd, titled “Thumbnail for forums (1)” and copy it.

3.) Paste the address into a text document, then upload the rest of your images and paste their addresses in the same document, save the document when done.

4.) One at a time, paste these addresses into your gallery thread. Only type one space between each address, DO NOT start a new paragraph between each one.

5.) Once you have your gallery how you want it, post it. When you do, you may notice that a scroll bar has appeared on the side of your gallery. To get rid of that, take note of where each line of thumbnails ends, then go to edit your gallery again and start a new paragraph in those spots only. Post it again, when you do, the scroll bar will be gone.