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Thousands of thanks to this fantastic model, beautiful as you can see, but much more sympathetic and professional.
Makeover by: Dahlia Evergarden
Cody wanted an entire overhaul with his appearance. With reference images Dahlia was able to design a new avatar for him. She even created several outfits for him to rotate so he'd have a look for every occasion.
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Full region (20) but with prim saving. 14,000 prims used.
Old money town with private estate and manicured gardens. Using PBR lighting and the windlight is the clients own/set to night.
In-world photos/no edits.
Full region (20) but with prim saving. 14,000 prims used.
Old money town with private estate and manicured gardens. Using PBR lighting and the windlight is the clients own/set to night.
In-world photos/no edits.
This Landscaping was a seasonal update for a client on a 16,384m parcel. It boasts a movie area, secret garden, a family recreation area and tucked away nooks for relaxation and privacy.
The Pictures were taken by the talented Kazn Xoxo and you can find more of his work here www.flickr.com/photos/motifated
Hello Everyone, I hope you are all having a great start to your day so far :) Today I will be sharing photos of Homestead landscape that The Design Firm has been commissioned to complete for a client.
Our client requested a modern/tropical type landscape, something that would easily compliment the architecture of their home. Playing with the length of the home, my colleague Rooky Yootz immediately had a vision in mind for the layout of the space. It then took off from there!
We opted to install a custom L shaped infinity edge pool, adding in a subtle bit of detail that I really think adds a great pop to the space. We also added a tennis court, with custom fountain/reflecting pool, providing our client with another space to gather with family & friends. Due to the sheer length of the house, we were able to have a large amount of water frontage. We took advantage of that, creating a wide beach that can easily be walked up/down on those warm sunny days!
As always, thank you for following & supporting the work of myself & my colleagues. It means the world to us!
Lastly, I always recommend viewing my photos in full screen mode when able! This allows you to see the true depth and detail of the spaces that my colleagues and I create for our clients.
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces that you see in this photo, please feel free to send me a notecard in world (Brinks Lemmon) or send me a Flickr/Facebook message and I'd be happy to send you the store/designer information.
Photo Credit - Static Frenzy
Group Full Body
Once again, playing with coloring/shading. I'm absolutely in love with it :D This took way longer than I planned it to, but it was worth it to me in the end~
Good morning everyone! I hope you all are having a great start to your weekend :) Over the course of the next few days I will be posting pictures of a full home project that I have recently completed for a client living at The Vistas! For my clients bedroom, she requested that it be designed using a black & white colour scheme. The home that this client is living in is very modern, so when designing the space I chose to not use pieces that are ultra modern as I did not want the space to appear cold. I made a conscience effort to add in warmth by using dark hardwood floors and pieces of furniture that you wouldn’t traditionally find in a glass modern house. I hope you all enjoy!
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces you see in this photo please feel free to IM me in world (Brinks Lemmon) or send me a Flickr message and I'll send you the store/designer information.
Individual Full Body
Miss Sapphire recommissioned me to create a portrait to commemorate the birth of her baby boy this month <3
Our latest Moonless Designs client project. 1/4 sim 8k prims, private home. Beach/Tropical landscaping with a redesign of clients existing very large home. . . With 4 Bedrooms, Games room, Gym, Club, Multiple Bar areas, Office, Garage, Pool and its own private Art Gallery for our Clients favourite pieces it was quite a project.
We often have home redesigns and we love them, but they also pose interesting challenges as designers to recreate the space the client needs, and maintain what they love about the house.
Packing the right amount of detail and not sacrificing space is important to us, and we often go back through the project adding more detail as we cover each area to ensure an overall consistent finish, with no overly packed corners and empty spaces.
We have a lot of our clients bring us key pieces to incorporate into our design and we love making our designs custom to you! This time we were given fantastic sculptures that we used for a personal sculpture art gallery. More interesting items for our next designs please! <3
I was commissioned by lil Miss Darla to create a portrait for little Gaston Gilman of him and his mother for his birthday today! <3
In 1952 the highly regarded printing company, W S Cowell of the Butter Market Press in ipswich, UK, issued a fine specimen book of typefaces availaable to their clients. In ring bound form it was intended to have updates issued as necessary and it gives details as to the various typefaces, sizes, weights and uses they may be utilised for by way of illustrated examples of text and display settings.
In a continuation of the growing interest in typography that had developed in the inter-war years in the UK this book is thoughtfully designed by John Lewis and the introduction notes that the use of coloured illustration or other decorative matter may "distress the typographical purist" but the book does have numerous inset pages showing either various typefaces and showing settings or discussing facts about it. These are drawn froma variety of sources and the page for Albertus, the typeface designed by Berthold Wolpe (1905 - 1989) for Monotype and commissioned in 1932 and first issued in 1935, shows a 1947 drawing by Eduardo Paolozzi "The Fairground" that links with the 'display face for the showman'.
Paolozzi (1924 - 2005) would have just finished his studies at The Slade in 1947 and was off to Paris for some years and he went on to become one of the most highly regarded late C20 British artists. I know some of his work in great detail due to my involvement in the reconstruction of Tottenham Court Road tube station that conatins his famous 'pop art' mosaic murals.