I'm so excited to finally share the complete Custom Content breakdown for my latest flatlay, which is a reference to this Instagram post! I wanted to create a super realistic, cozy hospital bag setup for my Sims, and I’ve gathered absolutely everything featured in the shot right here for you.
A massive thank you to all the incredible CC creators who made these items possible. Happy downloading!
Vlogging Camera on Tripod (with Mic & Light attachment)
White Smartphone (iPhone)
Thank you all so much for your amazing support and for following along with my Simming journey! If I missed anything or if a link isn't working, just let me know in the comments below. ✨
The "Lux learns how to make trims and goes nuts over them" saga continues into rounded platforms. They're surprisingly easy once you figure out how and where to type the right coordinates into.
Very exciting announcement, I've finally finished the Riverlands. It's taken me almost a year to do so, but we finally got here .more info about the release , the builds and whats next under the cut !
Release info : 20/06/2026
I'm going to release the save within the next two weeks if all goes well and to plan. Before I release the full save, I'm going to individually release all the builds I've made in this save file. I've tried my best to keep the save as compact as possible in spite of all the cc that has been used .
The builds
There are 21 builds , 8 of the buildings, including all the castles (with the exception of Harrenhall, which i used @paigeraptor 's as its just perfect) were built by me, the rest of the builds are building ive found off the gallery, which I've reworked and edited myself. I chose to do this to saves time and make it easier on me however all builds not entirely built by me will be credited on the release post, and in the lot descriptions.
All the builds I've made are playable and with gameplay in mind. The save features plenty of residential and community lots to play around in .
I've mostly gone with book accuracy, and going forward, that will be the standard (e.g dragonstone will be book-accurate, as opposed to the show version).
The world deco has been edited with blowtorch by @simverses(which is required), removing all modern items and replacing them with medieval world deco.
You will need most of the dlc's for the save
Notable locations
-Jonquil's pool (swimming pool)
-Inn at the cross roads (bar)
-Riverrunn (castle)
-Harrenhall (castle build by @paigeraptor)
-Pinkmaiden(castle)
-Misty isle(castle)
-The twins(castle)
-Ruins of oldstones(National park)
-raven tree hall(castle)
-Stone hedge (castle)
sims and townies
For the townies ive place a quite small folk npc (no cc) in the world, and I'm planning on creating some households with cc as an add-on for people to place in the world
What's next?
The next project will be Dorne, which I'm really looking forward towards and will start working on that right away .
Keep an eye out for the builds I'm going to release over the next two weeks
I was wondering if you knew how people would edit their hair, I know they use a type of hair strands brush but I still don’t know how they draw it.. like this for example
Hi there!
I'm not entirely sure what other people use for their own hair editing, I can only speak to mine. I recommend reaching out directly to the creator (nerissach on IG in this pic) if you have questions about their specific style, because asking me how [insert Simmer here] edits is sort of like someone asking Picasso about Van Gogh's painting techniques!
A lot of people in this community unfortunately have been using AI apps to help them with hair editing and then sometimes painting extra strands, so it's hard for me to tell what she does. She definitely paints extra strands in though, likely in Procreate or Ibis Paint.
Personally, I draw all of my hair in Procreate using these brushes: https://sandrawintherart.gumroad.com/l/bebHE
I usually start from dark color to light (eyedropper tool on existing hair), bigger brush size to block out the hair first, then smaller size to draw the strands, using Thick Hair Brush #8 in that pack. Make sure to use a variety of color shades and not just 1 color or else the hair will look flat.
When I have the majority drawn, I like to add flyaways in a lighter color around the head.
In the brighter areas to add shine, I use a light color in Overlay with a soft brush to paint a glow, then blur it. Then in an Add layer I make a little squiggle over each Overlay section, blur it, and turn the opacity down. That's how I get my hair to look nice and shiny.
So basically: Block, Blend, Strands, Flyaways, Glow
It definitely takes practice and patience, so don't feel discouraged if it doesn't click right away. I recommend watching some YouTube tutorials on hair painting too. I do have one, but it's outdated and was for MM hair.
Hopefully this helps, but if you have further questions on my process, please let me know! <3
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