Can ya re-size, etc images? Help plz (in Off-topic)

I need my proflie pic, edited (If it doesn't snow MY pic, just click, and it should)

I need first of all ... it sized larger, and secondly, would like the whole bedroom stuff removed, so it's MY pic .. not the bedroom, and I'm just standing there.

If someone could do that for me in their free time, I would appreciate it, thanks.

Making pictures larger almost never looks good. You would be better to post the biggest version you currently have on a service (like imageshack.us for example) and let people edit that. The larger the image is when you start, the better the finished (cropped, colour corrected, etc) version can be at the end.

The image is too small to enlarge without you looking like a heavily pixellated Nintendo character.

Unless he wants to look like a heavily pixellated Nintendo character... ;)

If I gave you a link to the pic, from my webshell, would that sefice?

A link to the source would suffice, yes. Not sure what you mean by webshell, but post and you shall soon know if it helps.

Ok, not much bigger .. but, yeah .. www.angelfire.com/rpg2/coaassamite/Jay.jpg


Was taken with a cellphone, and sent VIA mail, so, whatever, thanks either way for all the responded!

I would have done it myself, but no photoshop, or anything like that, I'm such a lewzer :(

It was as I feared

now thats a blown up picture...=P ... I may try to do this for ya tomorrow bud.

Those above have good points. You can't make an image larger and expect it to be nicely detailed. Pictures are just square dots after all. Even with the latest version of photoshop, you can't magically make more detail appear when increasing the size. Its not smart enough to say "Hey, those few pixels look like its part of an eye, I think I'll add more detail to it now that the user is making the picture bigger." If only computers were that smart... anwyays, you'll get a blurry picture... or pixelated depending on your settings.

My advice to you: Get a digital camera, take a picture of yourself, and use that ;)

Maybe ask the makers of the CSI shows? They seem to have technology that allows you to zoom into even the smallest parts of an image (even if the image came from a low-tech CCTV camera) and "enhance" it, to show the tiniest details.