Wolverine

is to not photosource, but if you have to, then keep it to the bare minimum. Okay, the basic synopsis of this is that the author took the jedi skin, made the torso black, then pasted a bunch of photosourced objects onto it. The result is a hastily made, pixelated skin that doesn\'t look good at all. Take some time, and actually skin the things that you wanted on your skin by hand. It might be really hard, and it might take a while, but you\'ll be much more satisfied at the end. Oh, if you\'re trying to do hair, like you did on the hands, black lines doesn\'t cut it. You need to actually take some time, and make it look like hair, and not a black line. And if I remember correctly, the areas where Wolverine\'s blades came out of his wrists were not black. They were the color of normal flesh. Another thing, abrupt changes like those done on the beard are not good things. It looks like you took a picture of a guy with a full beard, then took away the part around the chin. Another thing, the jedi model is not suited at all for Wolverine. A different model would serve him much better. One last thing before I wrap this up. If you\'re going to photosource for an icon, actually make it look reasonable. A picture of wolverine with a red background, with white surrounding wolverine\'s head just doesn\'t look good. Bot Support: No Team Support: No Npc Support: No New Sounds: No ~Zach
Okay, the author of this skin has tried to turn the jedi model into Wolverine from X-Men. However, almost all the detail in this is photosourced, and thus doesn\'t look good. a good rule for skinning