And in case there was any confusion as to what I was referring to as 'second skin', this is it. Basically, it's something akin to painting a bathing suit on a Sports Illustrated model. If you make boots, the toenails show through. Gloves, the same thing. And no way to hide the ears on a cowl. There are workarounds for these things, of course. But it's time consuming and tedious, and for me, it's easier just to learn to model.

In this very quick, very sloppy example, the lightning bolt on his chest is the same one I used for my Green Lightning shield. It's supposed to be straight, and because it had to follow Tyler's topology, that's what happens. 

 

If I had a nickle for ever time a woman told me to get lost, I could buy Manhattan.