#step on it

[nikalejo]

Step on it - Testing Visuals

Testing Visual Rug

120 §

Rug

50 Swatches

Base Game

3 x 5 tiles

This Wednesday I have a new rug for you. The step on it - Testing visuals rug. It features some more out-there swatches, as oh so often inspired by Pinterest, as well as some solid ones.

It was important to me that the rug looked fluffy but still clean enough to not be overwhelming the patterns I put on it. I drew some new textures for it and also reused two patterns from the art of my own prints.

Also, I made sure it fits nicely under a large dining table.

For this week's sneak peek, I am working on a small set of children's furniture. I am not sure when I will be done with it, but here are the first two I am almost done with.

Back to the rug, you can find it over on SFS for free, as always.

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P.s. For those preferring Patreon, I just finished backdating all my old posts over there and will upload there as well. The content will stay free; it is just for preference of platform

[stone-cold-groove]

Just step on the gas...

[p-artsypants]

Something something poetic about Dick Grayson falling in love with a woman that can fly and never fall to her death like his parents. Something something poetic about how he's an acrobat and they can fly together.

[pointmetotheundertow]

The lips glances.

I want more lip glances.

[sleepdeprivedpikachu]

It’s mildly disturbing how much I adore this post

[chmisgod]

Some old-but-new tidbits I find interesting about Hamster

“In a sense, I was always around live music. My parents are folk singers. And we used to sing in a little band together. Later, I was in bands with my brothers too. We would gig every week in pubs and clubs. But the first proper gig I went to was B.B. King. It was the first time I’d seen a music god come out on stage. It was dazzling.”

And

“I’m not, by nature… I don’t want to be loud. I learned to be because I’m small and my job rewarded it, but it’s not how and who I am. I’d far rather just drift through – and that’s kind of what the song’s about. And I would offer that at my funeral, because I want my wife and my daughters to hear that I’m content. I’m happy. I’m just a breeze. I came along, existed and carried on. I’m happy to leave on that.”

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[ad-hawkeye]

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