the best way to avoid pixelation is to start with an image that is as big if not bigger than what you want the final result to be. so, if you're doing a piece that will wind up being roughly 600x600, start off with something 600x600 or higher. if you were to start with a small 300x300 image, you'd have to stretch and manipulate it, creating the pixelation. good luck.

the olsen twins are totally lame.

(but your skins are awesome. nice symbolism in this one.)

i've looked through your stuff, and you're totally talented. i see a lot of my own style in your art. the only advice you need -

1. some of your image qualities are a little low, try working in a higher dpi.

2. grab yourself some new fonts! hahaha.

very nice. functional, poppy, and subtly colorful. my type of art.

toe socks are gross!

read the lyrics.

eh... skin of the day?

very well designed, the coding could use some touching up, and the .gifs need some optimization, but overall, very original and cute.

ok here's the credit for my textures and brushes - myself.

PS, some of your skins are very good, and deserve credit, but this is quite frankly your worst and i'm just questioning it being named skin of the day.