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[center][b]These are a couple of Avis I've made with Gimp. I am still a beginner at this so criticizing is appreciated, but try to keep it clean and not too negative. Anyways enough of me trying to keep you from flaming me, I'll post Avis in here and whenever I feel like it. This is not necessarily an Archive but feel free to use any of my creations you don't have to show credit or anything but if anyone asks who made your Avi then you know what to say. I would possibly turn it into an Archive once I get better. Well,here are the avis:[/b]

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That doesn't really help you know.

You could try sharpening your focal, or blurring around your vocal. As I did with my avatar. Daemon improve yours first before giving advice.

I rather like the assassin's creed one, it could work if you sharpen the focal more. The shoulder is a little too sharpened compared to what I deem to be the focal point such as the face you want to look at.

Remember Avatars don't need to be complex, you don't even need to use a render to produce a good result. I admit with mine I could erase more around the back of the hair/wing section as well as the hand to match more.
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