^ Naw, she's based on a video game character and is actually a great version of her.
I just wish she didn't look so similar to his other sims. ;.; I have a feeling it's the hair mesh, he uses the same one on all of his female sims, basically. Lol.
"I just wish she didn't look so similar to his other sims. ;.; I have a feeling it's the hair mesh, he uses the same one on all of his female sims, basically. Lol."
No, I've noticed this with other people as well. Take for instance Arisuka. Even though she did several different Sims (even celebrity Sims), they all started looking alike. They all seemed to have that same worn, stretched look to their faces. I think creators tend to fall into a certain type of trend and don't even notice that it has become embedded in their creating style.
MissLochness is also someone who has very similar Sims most of the time. People find it hard to break out of their mold and create Sims who look too similar even though the real-life characters look different.
I don't get why so many creators are so afraid of going out of their comfort zone.
The ones who truly did don't seem to be around anymore...like Ariz. She did several Sims but they all looked unique. What most people here call unique are nothing but the new generic now. People automatically think that overexaggerating features make their Sims unique, but once you do it all the time and others start following you, you replace the Barbie sim creators with your own brand of generic.
nice sim, but from looking at the comparison shots and the pics of his sim. There is too much space between the nose and the mouth, but he always has a lot of space between the nose and mouth on his sims. But the game character does not have nearly that much space. Thus he tries to creat a game character but can't seem to break away from the way he creates all his sims...
^ Naw, she's based on a video game character and is actually a great version of her.
ReplyDeleteI just wish she didn't look so similar to his other sims. ;.; I have a feeling it's the hair mesh, he uses the same one on all of his female sims, basically. Lol.
"I just wish she didn't look so similar to his other sims. ;.; I have a feeling it's the hair mesh, he uses the same one on all of his female sims, basically. Lol."
ReplyDeleteNo, I've noticed this with other people as well. Take for instance Arisuka. Even though she did several different Sims (even celebrity Sims), they all started looking alike. They all seemed to have that same worn, stretched look to their faces. I think creators tend to fall into a certain type of trend and don't even notice that it has become embedded in their creating style.
MissLochness is also someone who has very similar Sims most of the time. People find it hard to break out of their mold and create Sims who look too similar even though the real-life characters look different.
SMH. This sim fits the same mold his past sims have.
ReplyDeleteShe looks EXACTLY like the Snowy White Sim he created. I like his Sims, but they're so similar...
ReplyDeleteI don't get why so many creators are so afraid of going out of their comfort zone.
ReplyDeleteThe ones who truly did don't seem to be around anymore...like Ariz. She did several Sims but they all looked unique. What most people here call unique are nothing but the new generic now. People automatically think that overexaggerating features make their Sims unique, but once you do it all the time and others start following you, you replace the Barbie sim creators with your own brand of generic.
nice sim, but from looking at the comparison shots and the pics of his sim. There is too much space between the nose and the mouth, but he always has a lot of space between the nose and mouth on his sims. But the game character does not have nearly that much space. Thus he tries to creat a game character but can't seem to break away from the way he creates all his sims...
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