Help meee!

Guys, you need to help me. When I color poses, I ALWAYS check for loose pixles BEFORE I save the pose. I color the background a very dark color, to make sure that there is none of them. >c
But when I go to the uploader there is LOTS of pixles? it's so weird, and I don't know what to do!
If someone could explain and maybe help me, it would be awesome!

What I see in PS:
What I see in the pose uploader:
Seems weird, right?

Haven't been here in forever~ ;o; Anyways! Sometimes when you color, you go under the outline of the pose itself, this can make it appear of loose pixels. I have that issue too.
Do they show up on chat?

Not really, and that is what makes it strange ;;

If they don't show up on chat, then I think you're okay [: It's the chat that would be worried about. I know that when looking at poses to accept in the console, it's frustrating to find pixels. Go through all the background options to see if the pixels are actually a bad thing. Sometimes they show up more on certain backgrounds.

If they don't or there's hardly any, I see no big issue with it. Annoying though, very.

SilverShepherd wrote:If they don't show up on chat, then I think you're okay [: It's the chat that would be worried about. I know that when looking at poses to accept in the console, it's frustrating to find pixels. Go through all the background options to see if the pixels are actually a bad thing. Sometimes they show up more on certain backgrounds.

If they don't or there's hardly any, I see no big issue with it. Annoying though, very.

Well, I use my T.V screen as a computer screen, and everything looks so much bigger, than what it's supposed to be. So I guess that is why. And, SOMETIMES I see the pixles at chat. But you said it happende to you too? What do I do wrong? xD

You've done nothing wrong x) The pixels are only enlarged by the size of the screen, it kinda messes with your eyes a bit. But if anyone else can see them and they're /really/ noticeable then I suggest using bright colors behind the pose then slowly fading to a darker color. Never black or anything close to it, you'll mix up the outline of the pose with the background.

Hehe, that's what I do, whenever I color poses. I like to use a dark blue or a dark brown in the end ;o
but thanks for the help<33

Any time. Sorry for not being apart of Art Review and answering this. I figured it was better to answer as soon as possible rather than wait til Art team got on. [:

Haha, that's fine, no problem!
I'm very glad that you could help. This will now be locked!