I just finished the preview shots for my Nautical Boy's Bedroom set.  Jsf Designs (Judi) created a set of beautiful walls and floors for the set and they are the perfect finishing touch! Judi, thank-you so much for your generosity, I really appreciate it!

I plan to release the set on Jan. 10th, and I have added Judi's fantastic floors and walls to the set's collection folder.

Here are a few preview pics of the Sims 2 Nautical Boy's Bedroom set...

Vanity Fair News

I'm having a ball creating for Sims 3! It still takes me more time to create for Sims 3 then it does for Sims 2. Although when I create for Sims 3, I spend a lot of time testing and trying out new stuff, every new creation is a learning experience. After I create new content for the game, I can't wait to see what it looks like in game. I love to play around with all the different recolor options.

I’m beginning to think "outside the box" and to consider unique news ways to texture and recolor an object. I think Sims 3 is going to change the way I create!

Yesterday, I created a vintage mirror and dresser for the Vanity Fair collection. The dresser started out with only 1 re-colorable part (wood) and an overlay (the gold accent bits). In game I accidentally dragged the textures from the curtains and placed them on my dresser. I realized a floral texture looked pretty good on the dresser.

So, I decided to add a total of 3 re-colorable parts to the dresser with the overlay. So all of us wacky creative artist types can have more flexibility in decorating and we can experiment with textures and colors to create many unique styles in furnishings.

Here are a couple of pictures--mirror and dresser. Should I add the blue floral dresser to the in game catalog options? Let me know what you think...

Happy New Year!

Carolyn