I don't want a pre-defined image size?

Is there a program for pictures that doesn't require me to pre-define the image size? I want a program that doesn't make me choose the size of the image before I start. I might want to make it longer or taller, or shorter. I've been looking for a drawing type of program that will let me drag-drop smaller or bigger. Sorry to make the comparison, but something like MS Paint from '95, but without the crashy-ness of windows.

Have a look here...
When you create a new store account or sign in with an existing Apple ID (that you haven't used in the store), you must provide a payment method. If you want to remove the payment method after you create the account, you can change your payment information to None.
From Here > http://support.apple.com/kb/TS5366?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

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