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But we have shoes!! Actually there are even more shoes but the package was getting so huge no one in their right mind would want to download it, so some shoes got tossed into the closet. I actually thought I would do some matching hose next, maybe a dress... I can't tell you how much fun this is to do. I shouldn't because then people will want me to do it for free, so I will say it IS a ton of fiddly work with files and I don't like that part, but it's necessary for other people to be able to use them. A side benefit--here is a cupcake photoshop brush for you to screen cap and stamp on your own stuff: It's on the inside of one of the shoes :D

Alice's Collections has marked down some of the clothes from Stacy's Pink Ocean as part of their Spring Promotions. I love her clothes (they are very well made) and especially her ability to choose and mix patterns and textures. It's worth a visit just to look at the photos, and there are 113 items to look at :D Now that I have run out of room for resin, it makes sense to actually buy the poor dolls some clothes. I have been using the fabric I have here for design ideas for virtual fabric, so it has slowed down my already glacial sewing; it's much easier to photograph cloth textures when the fabric is flat, than when it is sewed into something! I did manage to make something with just a photoshop brush--sequins! If you open up this render so you can see the detail better, the bow on the black and white shoe has clear sequins on it. And this is how they are made: First you make a simple brush: I think if you screen grab this, you can take it into Photosho...

They are doing a promotion where you can get the horns free; check their Tumblr feed  , and she is just nice all around; you can look at her promo pix/sales page here . I really like how Angell-Studio sets up the sales page--you can see (and buy) all the elements for the promo photos; the wig, the eyes, the faceup, the dress, the shoes, the accessories and so on are all listed and priced with check boxes. Oh, and if you want the Photoshop water effect brushes (Photoshop CS and up) you can get those here: Ron Deviney's Waterworks