Hey guys! I just wanted to let you know that I recently returned to college so I’ll probably be a lot less active than I usually am. I’ll continue to post whatever is left in my drafts (which is a lot sjsjsjjshss) and my series on the children of Queen Mary II but other than that I don’t see myself posting much for the next few months. My DMS and asks will be open but I probably won’t respond right away. I will be answering a bunch of asks sometime this week because I think it’s time for me to clear them aksjdhkashd. Anyway, I’ll probably continue to lurk on here and see your guys’ posts!
Hello!! If you don't mind me asking, I was wondering how you make your portrait renders. I assume you use blender and photoshop
Hi! You’re absolutely right I use blender and photoshop! I usually rip a sim using sim ripper and then end up posing them and exporting the meshes of different objects from the game to create a scene. I use photoshop to heavily edit the renders, like for my more historical ones I usually use an oil paint effect and for older photographs like from the late 1800s or early 1900s I usually use a grain filter. I edit a lot of different things using the camera raw filter and using different photoshop actions as well. My process changes a LOT when it comes to editing so there isn’t like one set of steps that I follow exactly because I never edit my renders or screenshots in the same way. This is one of the tutorials I’ve followed to learn how to edit in photoshop.
A fun collection of ten wacky hats to celebrate spring. The hats have always been my favourite royal fashion statements, and I had fun making these. I’ll do another collection in autumn with more winter-y hats, so stay tuned for that.
The Isolde Set is a Regency-era (or Regency-inspired) collection. It includes a hairstyle, bonnet, dress, two styles of shoes, and gloves! Everything has been tested in the game.
Giselle Walsh’s style comes with the dawn of high fashion, started by French fashion designers like Christain Dior in the late 1940s. Simplicity has become more practical as she enters her 50s, but still with a modicum of elegance as fitting for one of the premier fashion designers in the United Kingdom.
SUMMARY: Woodbine Castle, the oldest of the royal family’s main residences, looks to be a medieval fortress but, as its history reveals, looks can be deceiving.
WARNINGS: References to substance abuse? (and that’s being generous), Harry Potter reference
WORD COUNT: 524 words
MENTIONED CHARACTERS: King Louis I, King Louis II, King Louis III, King Louis IV, Queen Rosalyn, King Louis V
AUTHOR’S NOTE: We’re back, hello, welcome to the rodeo . . . Woodbine Castle has changed multiple times, but I’m very pleased with this “castle on the hill” vibe. I love this phoney, fantastical element, where it comes off as older and more interesting than it actually is. Inspired by Hohenzollern Castle because the Warwicks started as Prussians, after all …
WOODBINE CASTLE HAD always been a bit of a farce. It was the only structure in Sunderland that bore the name castle and, yes, it looked the part. Spiked turrets reached high into the sky, crowning the stone towers and sprawling battlements below. It sat tall and proud atop a rocky summit, rising above pine trees to settle in with the clouds. There was a fantastical air to the castle, it was something from another time, another world. Akin to Hogwarts, perhaps, or maybe the Erie from Game of Thrones. Woodbine was a fortress, a stronghold that had endured conquest and withstood artillery fire to remain a symbol of dynastic power in the modern era.
AN: I’ve been wanting to do this for awhile. I dressed almost 100 sims but these are the 55 that made the cut! Trentallia wedding fashion loosley mirrors fashion trends of the real world with some twists of my own thrown in. I’m thinking of creating a series of polls to figure out the fan favorite wedding look. stay tuned for that!
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