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Posted Mar 2, '13 at 11:29am Gantic 4,975 posts Moderator	@HecticHermit The hat alone is about 50 px. The whole thing is probably 150-200 px. And since there aren't little girls with superpowers on Armor Games, I will achieve my goals of world domination! @ChromeDeathRazor You monster! kegaumongo I think it looks more like a cat than a dog.

Posted Mar 2, '13 at 12:10pm MagicTree 243 posts	75 pixels is SOO hard to do. :C

Posted Mar 2, '13 at 10:45pm Ernie15 11,225 posts	I had one original idea, but I couldn't do it with the allotted amount of pixels, so I just made this instead.

Posted Mar 2, '13 at 11:30pm Gantic 4,975 posts Moderator	@MagicTree I originally had it for 50 pixels for the 50 daughters of Nereus, but I could only write Project Nereus in a somewhat aesthetically pleasing manner in a banner but then I changed my mind and named this "I Want to Be Your Mental Poop" and stuck with 75 because 100 would have been too easy. So 75! :D @Ernie15 Do you have a less blurry version?

Posted Mar 2, '13 at 11:48pm Ernie15 11,225 posts	I'm not sure how to make it less blurry, as I drew it at a very small size (the actual size is about as big as the monkey's eye). Resizing the image is what made it so blurry.

Posted Mar 3, '13 at 3:00am Reton8 1,444 posts	I have a very "unusual" way to make it less blurry. You can either make the image in Illustrator or the free Inkscape (vector images) using on pixel sized dot and then scale within the program, export, and upload. This would be somewhat difficult. Or, what I did, was use GIMP (or Photoshop). Make the image with a 1 pixel brush. It will be very small. So zoom in on the image in GIMP (or Photoshop) and make sure the image fits within the viewable area of your screen.Then print screen (Prnt Scrn button on PCs). Then paste the image back into the image editor. Crop out the unwanted portions and save or export the image, upload, and post. That how I did mine at least.

Posted Mar 3, '13 at 3:45am gaboloth 1,312 posts	When you resize images in GIMP you should be able to choose the kind of interpolation you want to be applied. If you choose "no interpolation" the squares will remain squares and they won't be blurred.

Posted Mar 3, '13 at 6:02am Ernie15 11,225 posts	'Ere you go. I actually kind of prefer the blurry version, but it doesn't really fit in with the other entries. Perhaps that's why I like it.

Posted Mar 3, '13 at 6:08am gaboloth 1,312 posts	Gorillas.

Posted Mar 3, '13 at 9:22am aknerd 1,118 posts	MONKEY CLIMB TREE. MONKEY WANT COCONUT. MONKEY NOT UNDERSTAND FUNCTION OF CAPS LOCK BUTTON ON KEYBOARD.