If you've followed me long enough, you probably know I hate strongly dislike holidays - like ... all of them. I joke that Ground Hog's day is my favorite holiday, but ... surprise - I find that holiday superfluous as well ... well, as superfluous as a ground hog in a hat can be. The irony of it all is that I am the one who has to design graphics for said holidays for work and have been for a number of years now. Take a look at two of my more recent favorites (2017 [Mardi Gras, Valentines, and Groundhog Day combined]and 2019 ... different companies, same schtick):
I have a new collection of ephemera relating to bats I need to coordinate into a new file, but I am bringing back an oldie/goodie from S3 - Nature in Parts ... mostly scientific diagrams.With S3 - it was easy to simply recolor the frame and matting however you want. With S4, I am forced to choose for you. This is both burden and blessing. You finally get to see how I might frame something in real life, but you're also stuck with that one look.
Recently I have been working on a set of frames that are identical in different shapes. These are intended to go on canvases, but for 'matted artwork' (we are just talking pixels here) it doesn't make sense to offer 'separates' ... so I am including some variation in the frame color choice.
It's a strange collection of images with my status-quo not-maxis-match so I anticipate this will be a hot commodity as always. Feh.
Bella's Bats wallpaper |
Creature Feature wallpaper |
Lunar Moth wallpaper |
There is also a set of vintage wallpapers that I have been working on that was inspired by the Nouveau feel of the build items in the Realm of Magic release. Originally intended to be exclusively Nouveau, but finding a good selection was difficult. A lot of other styles in there and really, I prefer diversity anyway.
Need to set this back up - look at that outline. This paper was from a design sheet - finding the repeat and then making it seamless was a task! |
Actual vintage wallpaper |
It reminded me that I started alone (and in full control of my content/posts) and ultimately - was happiest when I simply posted about what was happening in my life (as it were) - sims and not-sims.I don't know about you, but I will enjoy the silence.
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