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I get this asked a lot! Back when they introduced sta.sh, I didn't really use it. Because it seemed hard to get used to. I always wrote my articles in the old way. Then I toyed with it a little and noticed that is is something really awesome! Not to mention that the only way to make articles and journals is through Sta.sh Writer. So I assume not so many if you know that there is a way to make thumbs big! That is actually pretty easy. All you have to do is add big in front of a thumb code! For example: : thumb159252268 : This is the "regular" size :thumb159252268: : bigthumb159252268 : This is the big size Of course: without the spaces b

This tutorial is dedicated to ~IlluminatingDreamz (https://www.deviantart.com/illuminatingdreamz) who is very kind and supportive of my art, and has a healthy enthusiasm for learning! I love that! :dance: Welcome to my step-by step tutorial of my latest artwork: Rebirth First, I will just say that there is no wrong or right way to start a manip. No two of my manips have ever started the same way-- or achieved the exact result I thought they would. It's all just a matter of what you want your artwork to look like. It's a matter of starting with your subjects (I usually start with one or two of the most important stocks) and work your way towards the effect you want. Try different stocks. Ex