yeah thats the basic look i want i ditched the bike shorts never really liked em anyway i like the classic costume more yeah i wanna put the stars on the outside of the arms i can tone down to a matte texture and ease up on the shine

Looks very good so far. Just remember, Photoshop is not fighting you, Photoshop is your friend... well, unless you're running low on memory, then he'll fight ya, oh boy will he fight ya.

What body suit are you using? You are going for an effect like this right?

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I will look to see if I still have the texture file some place

Er... I agree with what they said? Though the texture's probably fine if you're going for something like latex. If.

Ok thanx yall

hmm. the question is..are you attemping an actual recreation of Stargirl or is this a revamped version? if its the former i would suggest googling some images of her. i for one have never seen her wearing full length pants, but rather the cut-off biker type...not to mention the white stripe running down the leg and across the bottom. but if this is a new version then it doesn't matter. as for her costume period..it looks too shiney almost plastic. if this is supposed to be leather..i'd add a texture to it if not i'd dull it down a bit perhaps even using the skin or matte surface. i know aiko's bodysuit has a chest spandex morph as well as a belly button..put them to work so it doesn't look like painted skin.

I like what you have done so far and unless this is a sprayed on latex suit I would probably take some of that belly button morph so it doesn't look like skin. It looks like you may need a higher resolution star template. Try finding one that is two to three times larger than what you need and then shrink it down. If you are trying to wrap it around the arm you may be getting warpage and might need to warp it a little to match the the curve of the arm. Hope that it helps.

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is the suit a body suit or skin texture?