Fauve, Most of the faces I did were like this batch: typical males. (Well, maybe not that typical.) I did a number of animal heads, too. However, my first love is fantasy, so doing elves and fauns and dragons was great. I showed Sheryl, our Art Directer, the front view of the green man and suggested a series of elementals. Her eyes lit up and, IIRC, they were a premium or reserved item. Because of the replaceble colors, users got to decorate themselves. We were always amazed at the creativity of the folks online: making turtlenecks and gloves with a quick dip in the paintpot, or figuring out how to coordinate their steps so as to walk hand-in-hand, or furnishing their spaces with a rearrangement of props. I did avatars for a couple of other online chat sites, but WorldsAway was by far the best, both to work for, and for the world created by the users. It was based on Habitat, and Chip Morningstar was one of the guiding influences in the direction of it. There was a lot of thoughtfulness behind the scenes. I'm glad that you remember it so well. I'll let Sheryl know... it will please her, too. Carolly