How to make a good main look

Okay so you might be having trouble making a main look (or just a normal look) to look good. Or you may have trouble not just doing a basic arctic wolf outfit. Either way, this can help you.

Starting up
To start your look it is recommended to use an all white fur patterns, and eyes. It is also even more recommended to start with no items on if you want to start from scratch. Use an animal with decent proportions, maybe not an animal like an elephant, but something like a llama would be good. You can still be very creative with these animals.

Theme
Now that you have a clean slate, you can start. When your making a look its good to have a theme. The theme will dictate what items to use. If you just want a pleasing look you can skip this step. In my example I chose a spring theme.

Items
Now that you have that decided chose some items. Keep in mind a color scheme when choosing your items. Many times if you choose items you like or items that go with the theme it can do it automatically. Try to avoid clashing colors such as red and blue or green and red (please only during the holidays). Pastel colors can look good together easier than bright colors. Darker colors can do the trick too, and it can in some cases look even better with pastel colors and darker colors. Also, try to be creative. Maybe use an item many people don't use, like a lollipop necklace, instead of a spike. You can be praised on your creativeness, instead of choosing to be like every other animal in Aldan.

Eyes, colors, and patterns
To start with eyes, you will have to think about the theme or vibes of the items and animal. For a monster like animal if it is often angry it would suit it to use the angry eyes. Try to avoid the X eyes and the crazy eyes unless it goes with your items and/ or theme. Now to the colors. If you can notice a color scheme in your items, use it. Again it is important to remember what I told you when I talked about the color scheme in items. Try to use matching colors. When we move onto patterns, things can sometimes get trickier. First of all you can decide if you even want patterns. If you do, read on. Many times patterns can match the theme. I would use the pattern that goes with the theme. Another thing to consider is the look of the pattern. Does it look proportionate to the animal? Saying in a basic way, does it look good? Do the shapes look right? If so then congrats, that pattern will work.

If you went through all of these steps, I give you three claps. Now you have an animal that will look good! Remember; don't blend in when you were made to stand out. Thanks for reading!