Love the way you put this together. This is one of my favorite representations of Superskrull. Top Notch.

Thank you all for the help, I really like the idea of posting mid-day on Sunday and I have been using a light tent, but I may need to master it a bid more. Thank you all again for taking the time to share your advice.

Great custom!!! I'd like to thank WhiskeyTango for his answer because I also had the same question as Johny7. I have made a couple of "big scores", but they were of Dormammu, not the easiest custom to make. Loosecollector gave me the advice of using a "light tent" for pictures. I looked on the internet on how to make one and my pictures turn out a lot better. They're still not the greatest, because I'm using a 8.2 megapixel camera, but they are an improvement from what they use to look like. I hope this helps a little.

Great recipe. Perfect use of Stealth Venom!

thats one mean looking skrull.
As far as your question goes, I think some better pictures would go a long way. Not to say that mine are the end all be all of custom photos, but no matter how great your figure looks, if your photos don't do all they can to reflect that, you're not going to be making what you want. Also, one thing that I've noticed is that until someone has really built a name for themselves, they're not going to be making very good money off of characters who aren't pretty popular. You see it all the time. Some one can make a Gambit or Deadpool, throw it up on a website and pretty easily make triple digits, then make a better custom of a more obscure character and be lucky to make $30. If you really want to make some money, sometimes you have to make "sure things", though I don't recommend making anything you don't want to just to make a buck. Even if this is a source of income, you want to keep it fun, not a job.