I have been seeing many posts and many questions on how to do things. I have seen some marvelous work and some... well lets leave that alone.
Making things in RLC is fun time consumkng but nonethess for many of us its fun. Some are better than others and some are learning.
And o have to give kudos to all those in forum and in world that are willing to help.
So hats off to you ladies and gents we know you have other things to do but you help when you can.
Now i want to give some hope to new folks that are coming in to this world of 3d... lets call it creating. Things can be daunting we get it and i want to point out the help found in this forum is priceless. Many other places even charge for this level of help.

Now about the headliner.
When you create something in here and you are not sure how it looks try to sell it. Ask yourself is this something i could sell? This would be a great approach to clothing design. Can you sell this? Is it unique? Did you see a similar item in the catalog? Did You know limited quantities sell faster than many quantities? Also seems to be the less there are the less likely it is to be copied.
So new folks dont be afraid of failure, edison failed 2000 times with the lightbulb but saw it as 2000 ways of how NOT to make a lightbulb.

So come on in join the crowd create something and have fun..

You can sell anything.
Some gamers would even buy a box with dog poo if there was a Blizzard Logo on it.

No offense to any designer or deco ... but when I see some of these "designs" I would probably go with the dog poo first.

....but it does not smell

P.S.
Don't get me wrong on this. It's nice to see that new designers taking a step and start to contribute, but this should by no way mean that every design attempt flooding the catalogue.
When you have to wade through pages and pages of literally crap to find something decent nowdays....
There should be at least some entry level for submissions into the catalogue.

Whats the story of the snowman there?

You can never tell what will sell with clothing designs. Some of my best selling outfits I nearly deleted because I thought they would not sell. Some outfits that I thought should have sold didn't sell for months until they were 'discovered'. There just isn't any way to predict what will be a good seller and what will not. Price and available quantity don't seem to be much of a factor for me. So I make something and put it out there without any expectations of saleability now.