SHE WANTS THE 3D

[Vipershark]

...that's something that I've not been able to figure out.

When I look at kenneth fejer's textures, it looks like he's somehow able to map certain parts of the texture to certain parts of the model but (in my limited experience with models) I don't think such a thing is actually possible????

edit- okay so it looks like it is. According to the Wikipedia article on UV maps, "UV coordinates are applied per face,[2] not per vertex. This means a shared vertex can have different UV coordinates in each of its triangles, so adjacent triangles can be cut apart and positioned on different areas of the texture map."

...In other words, you should theoretically be able to put the faces of your model wherever and then just paint in exactly what you want.
As for how you do this, I have no idea, ahahaha

Do you know about UV unwrapping?

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http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2....ut_Editing
I don't know if this will help, but...

Try this. I know you don't understand spoken english very well, but...
http://cgcookie.com/blender/2011/01/21/intro_uvmapping/

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In addition, when I look at Kenneth Fejer's work, it seems to me like he purposely tries to make the majority of his models' angles only be 90 degrees or 45 degrees. That way he can have perfect pixel lines for all of his textures.
But looking at the video tutorial in the above link, that's not entirely necessary. You can select and split off faces however you and and then manually move, rotate, and scale them to whatever works best for you.