Please upload a bigger size as the smallest size that Anime Paper will take is 1024 X 768. This will help us out, as well, to see what needs to be fixed.

If you are looking for an image host, consider uploading it at www.imageshack.us/ . You don't have to get an account there. You just upload your wallpaper and they will give you the url.

Here is another link. it's bigger now.

• Too many scans! You could try only with one pair of them to work on several wallpapers.

1) You need to work in the extraction of the scans. If that is their normal size you’ll probably have to vector them (they’re too low in resolution anyway).
2) You could use the transform feature in photoshop to make the middle image look like some mirror reflex.
3) You have to add some Background to it (there’s too much free space) black will not be enough.

For your first wallpaper, it's fine, but you need to work on some things.

First of all, if you're going to have that many scans in the wall, you need to group them like it's a group shot. Right now they are too far apart from each other.

The second thing is, the scans aren't very good. That's probably not your fault. If you can rescan them at a higher resolution (at least 300 DPI) then that's what you should do. If they are taken from a low resolution source, then your only option is to vector them. If you don't have a program that can do "the gimp" is good for vectoring. It works very similar to photoshop and in some ways for vectoring it's actually easier to control.

Ganbatte ne?

I workes rediculously hard on this.

BluesRain, I know it does take a lot of hard work to do a wallpaper. Some of the wallpapers here done by people can take up to more than one month. That is just one wallpaper by one person. So, it does take a long time and it is a killer for someone who is new to this. Just don't get discourage and lose interest on walling.

The more experience you have, the more it won't be much of a killer for you and it will be faster to get it done.

Anyway, yes I have to agree with most of the people that the scans you are using are low quality. I encourage you to vector it out. This will help the color of each scan to match.

If you don't have the money to get illustrator which is highly recommended around here, I would recommend getting Inkscape. It is free and plus it is a vector program. You can download it www.inkscape.org/

Don't get discourage and we will be here to help you out.