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The Chameleon Flowers: Fully CASTable Art
The Chameleon Flowers: Fully CASTable Art
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Sionelle here at MTS and others have created some very nice high-end watercolor/acrylic/oil customizable paintings but they are large, expensive pieces of art. So I focused on lower-end, smaller pieces with a totally different feel.
These flower paintings are somewhat in the style of American painter Georgia O’Keeffe, but not entirely, because many of them employ a mixed-media approach.
There are ten paintings in the one file, and every part, frame and art, can be recolored to a scheme that matches the décor of your Sim’s home.
Here is an example of some recolors of a few of the paintings.
More pictures of recolors are available at the bottom of the page among the thumbnails, along with a picture showing color channels.
Nine of the images were created with various Photoshop brushes; one image began as a picture of a piece of counted-cross stitchery and was transformed (through Photoshop magic) into a watercolor.
No expansion or stuff packs are needed. The mesh was play tested on a base game fully patched to 1.38, and on a game full of expansions and stuff packs using 1.38. It might work with other levels, but there are no guarantees.
I love thanks and welcome comments, and of course, please report any problems you have here in this thread.
Technical and Other Relevant Information
The paintings cost 100 simoleans, provide an environment boost of +1, and can be found in the Function -> Décor -> Paintings/Wall Art sections of the Buy Catalog.
Tools used: Milkshape, S3PE, TSRW, Sims3Pack Multi Installer, Photoshop CS6, and much coffee, with milk and sugar
CC Credits: Tulips from Two Lips and Snapping Dragons, and seashell (Snailzilla, Mollusk of Renown) from the Faire Folk Liberation Army Decorative Item Manoeuver, both by me, here at MTS, and shabby chic dresser by Pocci
Polygon Counts:
High poly: 122
Low poly: 58
Additional Credits:
Thanks to Delphy, Inge & Peter Jones, Wes Howe for MS plugins, and Darkwaif for free flower and seahorse Photoshop brushes.
These flower paintings are somewhat in the style of American painter Georgia O’Keeffe, but not entirely, because many of them employ a mixed-media approach.
There are ten paintings in the one file, and every part, frame and art, can be recolored to a scheme that matches the décor of your Sim’s home.
Here is an example of some recolors of a few of the paintings.
More pictures of recolors are available at the bottom of the page among the thumbnails, along with a picture showing color channels.
Nine of the images were created with various Photoshop brushes; one image began as a picture of a piece of counted-cross stitchery and was transformed (through Photoshop magic) into a watercolor.
No expansion or stuff packs are needed. The mesh was play tested on a base game fully patched to 1.38, and on a game full of expansions and stuff packs using 1.38. It might work with other levels, but there are no guarantees.
I love thanks and welcome comments, and of course, please report any problems you have here in this thread.
Technical and Other Relevant Information
The paintings cost 100 simoleans, provide an environment boost of +1, and can be found in the Function -> Décor -> Paintings/Wall Art sections of the Buy Catalog.
Tools used: Milkshape, S3PE, TSRW, Sims3Pack Multi Installer, Photoshop CS6, and much coffee, with milk and sugar
CC Credits: Tulips from Two Lips and Snapping Dragons, and seashell (Snailzilla, Mollusk of Renown) from the Faire Folk Liberation Army Decorative Item Manoeuver, both by me, here at MTS, and shabby chic dresser by Pocci
Polygon Counts:
High poly: 122
Low poly: 58
Additional Credits:
Thanks to Delphy, Inge & Peter Jones, Wes Howe for MS plugins, and Darkwaif for free flower and seahorse Photoshop brushes.