I used some of the suggestions that everyone made and have updated my character. I went ahead and scaled down the thighs and just increased the thickness of the face about 8 percent. I didn't want to change the face, but after doing it I like it a lot better. Let me know what you think! Later, Don

She is definatly more proportioned but I miss the bigger thighs. Put darker, shorter hair on her and you have Monica since joining Jenny Craig. HAHAHA seriously though she is a great character and there are so many possibilities with her. I'm glad you left her face. Marge

Suggestions Do some magnet work or morph work to lose definition on her chin, cheeks, leg muscles and arm muscles a bit and puff them slightly more. She really should have a bit of a pot belly and there are some morphs which do this job for you on Morph world I think called the rubinesque morphs. Try using a blend of both scaling and the morphs and it might work better for you. Her head may be a little TOO scaled down. You may want to take it up a little and also, you may want to make the UPPER CHEST ONLY a little less wide by a few percent (Maybe 5%) Fat is mainly water, think of it as plastic bags full of water. Areas that collect fat should sag a little more than usual and should be pronounced. On a woman, these areas are (in order that they collect fat): Thighs, belly, breasts and upper body, neck, face and upper limbs (thigh and shoulder) and then extremities. This is from basic anatomy classes for artists I took in college Hope this helps. Richard Kane

I also think you need to add Trav's Rubinesque morph... she needs that little "roll" on the sides... Doug

You might want to give her more of a gut, and a rounder, "puffier" face. Now that I look at it again, I have to say that if lop off about 5-10% of the legs (thickness and length - more from thickness though), thicken the arms a bit, round the face more, thin the lips, shorten the fingers a tiny bit, and replace the hair with long, light brown hair with bangs and you've got my wife...

Suggestion: Rescale the colars too! You missed on those and the chest is above the collar line! The face definately needs more work..it's not a fat woman's face...needs rounder shape, protruding cheeks, maybe even bring the bow out a bit so you give the impression that the eyes are further into her face... renapd