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[Build items + EAxis recolours] More Windkeeper and scroll retextures.
Just a small offering this time.
I love slaved window/door sets, so a while ago I made some retextures of Windkeeper's Tokyo windows. This is basically the same trick on her Shoji set (though using different textures) - I wanted to make them a bit more multifunctional.
Excuse the lame in-game preview, I'm tired and meh and I didn't have fitting CC /excuses.
The first recolour is supposed to be cast iron. It's transparent in the game.
The meshes are not included, but you can get them here (shoji_doorswindows.rar)
< Mediafire or Dropbox or Box.net >
ETA:
This does not really warrant its own post and it fits the theme: Six (I guess that's the number of my attention span) retextures of 'Eastern Blossoms by Li Qing', a wall scroll (I. LOVE. SCROLLS.) that came with Free Time.
The art is by Shiro Kasamatsu, a 20th century Japanese artist - most of these are scenes from the 1950s. So... they probably shouldn't look this weathered, but you can blame it onTHE BOSSANOVA some dumb sim pouring tea on them.
< Mediafire or Dropbox or Box.net >
I snagged some of these images from here.
I love slaved window/door sets, so a while ago I made some retextures of Windkeeper's Tokyo windows. This is basically the same trick on her Shoji set (though using different textures) - I wanted to make them a bit more multifunctional.
Excuse the lame in-game preview, I'm tired and meh and I didn't have fitting CC /excuses.
The first recolour is supposed to be cast iron. It's transparent in the game.
The meshes are not included, but you can get them here (shoji_doorswindows.rar)
< Mediafire or Dropbox or Box.net >
ETA:
This does not really warrant its own post and it fits the theme: Six (I guess that's the number of my attention span) retextures of 'Eastern Blossoms by Li Qing', a wall scroll (I. LOVE. SCROLLS.) that came with Free Time.
The art is by Shiro Kasamatsu, a 20th century Japanese artist - most of these are scenes from the 1950s. So... they probably shouldn't look this weathered, but you can blame it on
< Mediafire or Dropbox or Box.net >
I snagged some of these images from here.
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