Let’s talk about SimPose. Or, to make this post less specific, let’s also talk about posing in general… Posing of virtual models, avatars or however you call those sexy digital bunnies.

This post starts a small series of workshops about the methods i use to do 3D-Art.

How can you create good-looking poses? How can you compose a whole scenery? How do i pimp up the hot bodies of my models? How do i create all those wonderful virtual smut?

You want to know? I’m going to tell you…

continue reading: General SimPose Tips – Not only for beginners!

To promote the upcoming super blockbuster “Luisa 6″ (working title) i’ve released a letter from Lena Luv today which you can read on her homepage.

To make it look like a “real” letter i needed to create a sheet of paper in Photoshop.

I will describe how you can make your own virtual letter paper as well – in only a few minutes; it’s pretty easy…

continue reading: Creating a sheet of paper in Photoshop!

After a busy week i’m back with the next part of the SimPose Workshop.

Don’t forget to read the other tutorials about SimPose 2 and also install the Sims-Tool SimPe because you will need it now.

We will extract the required 3D-Meshes of the sims and open them in SimPose 2. We are going to look for 3 Meshes (Body, Face, Hair) which together form a complete Sim-Model…

continue reading: SimPose 2: How to import a Sim-Model / Part 2

Welcome to another part of the MXM Master Class Workshop Series, how to make a good start with SimPose 2.

This is the second article about SimPose 2, please read “SimPose 2 for beginners” as well to get the whole thing.

This time i will tell you more about SimPose 2: Which options are important, what do the menus mean and so on…

continue reading: SimPose 2: How to prepare for a good start!