I am a junior in college and am majoring in Graphic Design with a minor in Illustration. I started playing the original sims in Highschool and have been hooked ever since. I didn't start making stuff untill the Sims 2 and now I can't stop. I tend to focus on period wear such as medieval, designer wear (armani, dior, etc) and other unique lines. Before requesting, please read my FAQs.

Q. Can you make me ________?
A. I welcome requests and suggestions, however, due to time constraints and personal interests, I cannot gaurantee that I will be able to honor all of them. If you do request, please be specific and give details of what you are specifically looking for. Example:
wrong - can u make me a cool top?
right - Do you think you might be able to make an off shoulder teal top in the style of this dior shirt found at link.com
Q. Can you please make more of your stuff free?
A. I have no controll over which of my items are free and which are not. TSR rotates a certain random percentage of all items in their database into the free sections. I have no power, influence, or say-so in this area so asking me, insulting me, getting annoyed with me, begging me, pleading with me, etc will do absolutely nothing.
Q. How do I make clothes? How do I make objects?
A. I do not have the time to respond to provide a detailed answer to such broad questions. If you want to get started in skinning or object making, please search through the TSR forums on skinning and object making, read the site tutorials, and download the appropiate programs. For skinning, you need a graphics editor program such as adobe photoshop or jasc paintshop pro as well as bodyshop which came with the sims2 game. For object recolors, you need simpe from sims.abertation.de as well as the cep files from the same link and also a graphics editor as previously mentioned.

Q. What kind of things can you help me with in regards to skinning and object recoloring?
A. Specific questions relating to unique techniques, textures, etc not covered in standard basic tutorials. I don't mind "how'd you do that?" questions as long as they are focused and not so broad as to be impossible to answer. For example:
wrong: how do you make such wonderful things?
right: how do you make that satin look so realistic on the front panel of your dior off shoulder dress?

Thank-you so much for your patience and time in reading the above FAQs. I appreciate all comments, suggestions, ideas, and requests. Alot of times, I get wonderful ideas and inspirations from all of you that spark a new line of creativity and I deeply appreciate it. The only reason for the FAQs is to answer questions, guide, and hopefully help you to help me to help you.