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Post by mightysprite on Sept 4, 2024 3:15:43 GMT
Mine is as close to a simself as I've been able to create, though the real face is more awkward, and the hair more crazy
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Post by kelloggjkellogg on Sept 4, 2024 11:32:27 GMT
When the old forums closed I lost my original Avatar picture because I deleted the original from my computer. Now I could have easily replicated it but I wanted to do something a little different this time. I have a confession to make: Kellogg J Kellogg is not my real name! I know! That might come as a shock Kellogg J Kellogg is a pseudonym I came up with when I first started writing SimLit and making short Sim films because it sounded like some 1960s Hollywood B movie producer, which is the tone I use for most of my Sim related stuff. Instead of rendering this fictional concept of Kellogg as a Sim I thought I'd try using an AI image generator to show him at his desk, going over scripts, negotiating John Action's contract and so forth with a few posters of his previous work behind him. It's a double layer of fiction: An AI image of a man who creates stories using Sims 4.
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Post by pacer1965 on Sept 6, 2024 9:50:36 GMT
Thanks everyone always nice to get to know everyone a little bit more. I would scare you off if you saw me caerfinon Mine is quite boring, when I decided to join the old forum I did not have any sim pics. I had been lurking for years but never thought to join. I've had a few not so nice experiences in the past when getting to friendly on forums. Anyway my avatar is my home where I moved to last year. It's a little thatched cottage. It was built about 1655.Nice to have something older than me
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Post by MonaSolstraale on Sept 6, 2024 10:27:36 GMT
pacer1965 Wow! It is a very old cabin. It looks cozy 😊 A few years ago, my husband and I were on holiday in an old town, Ribe. We lived on the first floor of a guest house that was just as old. The floors were so crooked we felt like we were drunk. It was very carming, but oh well, I hope your floors aren't quite that crooked 😅 I'm sorry you had a bad experience opening up in another forum. It is difficult to communicate on a forum because what you say in the best sense might be taken badly. We are human beings with the baggage we carry with us. I will do what I can to keep the tone friendly and respectful here. I don't think I'm alone in that.
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Post by pacer1965 on Sept 6, 2024 10:42:16 GMT
pacer1965 Wow! It is a very old cabin. It looks cozy 😊 A few years ago, my husband and I were on holiday in an old town, Ribe. We lived on the first floor of a guest house that was just as old. The floors were so crooked we felt like we were drunk. It was very carming, but oh well, I hope your floors aren't quite that crooked 😅 I'm sorry you had a bad experience opening up in another forum. It is difficult to communicate on a forum because what you say in the best sense might be taken badly. We are human beings with the baggage we carry with us. I will do what I can to keep the tone friendly and respectful here. I don't think I'm alone in that. Downstairs is fine. Upstairs you do walk downhill a bit
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Post by freddyfox1234 on Sept 6, 2024 19:24:55 GMT
pacer1965 I love your little cottage. I live in quite an old cottage too (not thatched) — a lot of the walls aren’t straight and nothing lines up with anything. It’s a bit of a challenge if you want to put up bookshelves…🙂
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Post by pacer1965 on Sept 6, 2024 19:34:13 GMT
pacer1965 I love your little cottage. I live in quite an old cottage too (not thatched) — a lot of the walls aren’t straight and nothing lines up with anything. It’s a bit of a challenge if you want to put up bookshelves…🙂 Wow how lovely. I don't think I will be putting bookshelves up in this cottage
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