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25 Days of TES Cheer ※ Day 2 + Day 9

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Combined day 2's prompt "Lights" and day 9's prompt "Cold" of @korvanjund 's 25 Days of TES Cheer since day 9 was Signe's birthday!

yes i know this is terrible and yes i know its over a week late dont @ me

also made and alt version:

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commission me!

As a student in college trying to become a Computer Animator, we are assigned to do many things. One of my assignments this week was to UV map this tin can and texturize it. I saw this as an opportunity to turn it into CC. 😁😁 I got inspired by Sweetrolls. Pretty much like I was inspired to do an avant-garde look from when I was in cosmetology school.

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Download:

Sims File Share

Dropbox

We use Autodesk Maya for our projects.

Converted for The Sims 4 😁 Great for a product in your Sims' kitchen. I might update it with different products and logos on it but I've been so busy with school. I barely have the time to actually play The Sims. lol

Specially game that go hard on their story and the lore behind it

Its one thing to make fictional world believable with the time period and politics and racist or privileged people along side it (bioshock, skyrim, witcher) but to play in that world and still find it believable and real in every little aspect like npc's doing mundane daily chores is such an art.

It blows my mind everytime how much works goes into video game's story and the world. And you playing it is huge part in the story even if your character don't say anything (bioshock) your actions have consequences even if it was not a choice based game. You and the character you're playing becomes one in more unique way than a book, even if you are playing a rpg game you still are customizing this character and choosing their actions and making them move, it feel personal. Whatever happens in the story, to your character, it feels personal toward you in a way a book can't.