For my recent Escaflowne wallpaper, I decided to try a different approach to the issue of cropping for various monitor resolutions. Usually I design an image as widescreen, and then crop off the sides to fit 4x3 and 5x4 monitors. This is not a very good solution, as this often means nice details are in danger of getting cropped. This time around I tried to overlay the 3 different resolutions, so the widescreen gets a little cropped off the top and bottom, and the 5x4 gets a little cropped off the sides, but this way less is cropped total.
What do I mean?
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiE42G8BEIgoJLe8GuW_XWZskHiUYyM94JwpH5iV9bCpJ3HE3CW1j8gnVjU95LQvr9eblJrO28MqqNTWG-CK7DrbQogCpSrNVSuovWTrxvc6Pkr6FJKUCP8QSz9N6hlawk0wPxcb487Zw2l/s200/girlgaea-resolutions.jpg)
[Note: this was an in-progress version of the wallpaper in Illustrator, back when I thought I'd make it predominantly blue.]
I think I shall use this method from now on.
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