Motorcar Sleepwear for Toddler Boys

I'm a little late in posting this; on Saturday, my Motorcar Sleepwear for Toddler Boys was published over at The Sims Resource.

I created the motorcar in Photoshop with shapes and added a gradient and bevel for a nice effect.  I then created some trees, clouds and a bird and popped them all together to create a 'picture':

I then created a pattern with the car and trees by hand tiling in Photoshop and used this for the parts I wanted to place a pattern on as an overlay.

Here is the finished result:

Again, I was pleased with how this turned out and had great fun making it!

You may download my Motorcar Sleepwear for Toddler Boys on the link below:

Download Here!

Cheers!

~Minicart :-)

I Wanna Play With Brains.......

Woohoo!! The next EP for our beloved Sims 3 game is Supernatural as I'm sure you already know by now :-)

If you want to see the recording of the live chat from The Sims 3 team, you can get that here.

And, here's the announce trailer:

I will of course be changing the options on the poll (to the right) as this one covers the 'Makin Magic' theme.  Love the idea of this and cannot wait for September when it's released. 

Cheers and Happy Simmin'!

~Minicart :-)

Summer Playtime and More Action Scripts!

My new Summer Playtime set for girls is now available for download over at The Sims Resource.

I created the images for the tops with shapes and the pen tool in Photoshop and added patterns to them that I got from The Fat Strawberry.  I then placed these on as an overlay which means that these images are not recolourable although the actual tops are.

The denim shorts I created The Sims 2 way which means that these are also non-recolourable.  However, I was really pleased with how these turned out. 

I created the flowers and hearts embellishment with shapes in Photoshop and then used an embroidery action script that I purchased from Atomic Cupcake to give a nice stitch effect.  Here is one of them:

And this is what it looks like placed together:

For the buttons on the pocket, again I used an action script from Atomic Cupcake after creating the shape and colour of the button in Photoshop:

Unfortunately Atomic Cupcake is no longer trading but there are loads of action scripts you can purchase on the internet - just do a Google search!

Again, I was pleased with how this set turned out and I had a lot of fun creating it. 

If you would like this set in your game, you may download it from the link below:

Download Here!

Cheers!

~Minicart :-)