One important thing is to be sure and save your new textures under their own names rather than overwriting an existing texture. And make the names descriptive so that you can find and load them later! Suppose that you make a bunch of tattoos for the middle of Don's back... calling them tattoo1, tattoo2, tattoo3 isn't as helpful as dragontattootex and tigertattootex a year later when you go looking through your files. Snowsultan has made seam guides for most of the figures. If you are coloring solid colors (perhaps you've morphed the children into little green aliens) you won't need the guides, but if you want to paint tiger stripes or superhero costumes you'll want to line up the edges to match. His seam guides are in Free Stuff. Like the others, I keep my templates outside of Runtime. No sense loading more data than necessary. Carolly