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   | I'm guessing this is for one of those flash dressup games? If you've noticed, they are all mostly drawn in flash, so what I suggest is: Get some images of clothes, tone down the opacity of your drawing tools and just trace. Its the simplest way, and it will give your game an excellent, made from scratch feel. |
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