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Italy, Basilicata, Potenza district, Gulf of Policastro, Maratea, Travel Destination.
Available on printed synthetic silk
Disponibile stampata su seta (sintetica)
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STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - NOVEMBER 15: Gustaf Josefsson Tadaa during The Sime Awards at Cirkus, on November 15, 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden. (Photo by Nils Petter Nilsson/Ombrello/Getty Images for The Sime Awards)
Randy is my favorite sim! He is asian and white and he looks so awesome in the game. His wife is named Carlissa and she is Black. They have a cute little baby named Landon. I'm gonna upload the while family sooner or later.
My sim Dana Dawson from a MOTY cycle 4 at Sims2community.
The task was to pose in a enviroment not fitting to the theme of the sim, so I choosed to take a fairy out of its forest habitat and place it in the city.
My sims site remodeling is over! Woot woot! I finnally have a site which design I like.
This is just a lil preview of some of the content available over there.
If you want to check it out, here is the link:
Scorcio dello stand Matermacc, sulla destra seminatrice pneumatica di precisione MS8230 con serbatoio Plus e coclea.
STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN - NOVEMBER 15: Susanne Najafi and Sara Wimmerkranz of Backing Minds during The Sime Awards at Cirkus, on November 15, 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden. (Photo by Nils Petter Nilsson/Ombrello/Getty Images for The Sime Awards)
Both Xavier and I took a break from the networking and schmoozing of The A List! We needed a refresher of all that is so cool about Second Life.
We found the Portugal Business Center and their Art Center. A psychedelic build of two triangular shapes floating in the void. Inside, the world was a mirror of an LSD trip gone wild.
Colors changing and vibrating... what fun! It immediately reminded us of the Rezzable sim, The Tunnel of Light. So off we went to visit an old favorite.
There is more shopping at TL now. Things to buy and things to see... lots of noob art... LOL! Those noobs in various positions of embarassment. So funny!
So nice to just chill with the creations of the builders and let our imaginations roam freely.
Taken from the 77th floor of the Q1 Tower, Gold-Coast, Queensland, Australia.
I decided I'd have a crack at the Photoshop tilt-shift tutorial. Compare with the original and let me know what you think!.