Debbie Does DOTY # 3

[Deatherella]

I went through and tweaked a bunch of meshes, that's why it's taken so long to get these posted.
Following are the meshes and recolors I made for Round 3 of DOTY 2024.

 

A new mid-century oval hairpin leg desk. It's a one-tile desk made from the tabletop from another conversion I did and the hairpin legs are from an awesims conversion by Shasta.
On the wall is a 4to2 conversion of blacky's Magazine Holder. I made it have two subsets. And, you can see one of the recolors I did of HCove's S3 MidCentury Dining Chair. I made recolors of the chair in the Pushing Daisies pallette.





Tons of recolors for the Bon Voyage travel poster. Travel posters using places in all Sims games (google search) with some from Vector Stock. And a recolor for Mog's shop sign mesh.






A 3to2 conversion of enable_llama's Curve Kitchen. The counters are actually end tables since the originals had no countertops. The left and right curved ends are repo'd to the base couter.
There are cabinets, with the curved ends repo'd to the center one. I made a shelf using Mutske's Expedit's Add-Ons' shelf mesh. If you look in the prev showing recolors, you'll see I tweaked the shelf mesh to be the same hieght as the cabinets.
The cabinets, counters, and shelf come in AL woods, and polar formica (found an actual mid-century formica to use) in Pushing Daisies pallette colors, and the original color and recolor.
You can, also, see on the edge of the prev, recolors for TheCrimsonSparkle's Simple Magazine Shelf that I edited to have two subsets.
I made some add-ons to a cup I converted in the past - three cups and five cups in a row repo'd to the original single cup. They have some travel orientated recolors.
There are brochures laying on the desks and table I made using menu meshes by NekoSayuri.



AL woods recolors of curiousB's Awesims Mid Centruy endtables conversion.
All necessary meshes included, swatches and previews, too.

Download Round 3 Goodies
Download Polar Formica textures for your own use.

[Roxana]

I was waiting for these, thank you! I love the way you made it so simple in words, for the things you do! I guess it took years...