You can also try the Edit menu, Image Size to enlarge your image. If you want “big square pixels” rather than a smoother enlargement, try the Nearest neighbour (Jaggies) option when using Transform.ģ. Bicubic (Sharp) might work better for digital art than the default Bilinear (Smooth) which does more blurring (smoothing) of enlarged areas.Ģ. Go to the upper left corner of FireAlpacas toolbar, then to Select and good down and click on Transform. Remember, hit OK to “freeze” the transform. 9 years ago firealpaca fire alpaca question. If you use the select tool or the lasso or the select pen tool, you can select an area and then just press ctrl/cmmd+T to resize.
Use the Transform operation (under the Select menu) and choose the Bicubic (Sharp) option at the bottom of the window. Is there a way to shrink a selected part of an image without shrinking the entire image dcwarriorfan. Image details Image size 960x8828px 6.02 MB 2021 - 2022 Comments 0 Join the community to add your comment. Vector tracing might not be the best choice for all types of art.ġ. 'Glitch Brush' by Nuubles EDIT (1/30/22): Made the image smaller so it's easier to see. One trick that can work for some digital art (a logo is a good example) is to convert/redraw the image with vector shapes (Inkscape is a free vector program with convert/autotrace capability) - vector shapes will enlarge without quality loss. Unfortunately, enlarging a raster image will always result in some quality loss unless you redraw the art.
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