Brief Guide to Images

It has recently occurred to me that it might be helpful to write up a little guide for this site. By guide, I really mean a site-map sort of thing. If you're one of those people who might sometimes feel overwhelmed by all the madness that is this site, then you might definitely find this useful. On the other hand, if you're not particularly interested in someone else's opinion on how you should browse a site, then you might not want to read on.

First thing you should know (if you're still reading) is that there are multiple ways of accessing the large or original sizes of the "stuff" posted here. For example, on the left column in the box marked "Featured Stuff", you have one example of a graphic per artist per type per new update. Each of these images are thumbnail versions of their original selves. If you click on each image (or artist name), you will see the image in a size as big as your browser will allow. If the original version fits on your screen, then you will see that. Usually wallpapers are the only images that will not show up as originals on that initial click, unless you have a gigantic screen.

Once you click on the artist name from that "Featured Stuff" box, you will be taken to the full gallery page where all graphics of that type made by that artist will be displayed. Here's where things get tricky. If you want to view the original version of a graphic that won't show up in the original when you initially click on it, then click on the number underneath it. That will take you to what is called the preview page. From there, you can choose to view the original version.