Good morning to the trans man loudly slamming his girlfriend in the bunk above convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell, and ONLY the trans man loudly slamming his girlfriend in the bunk above convicted sex trafficker Ghislaine Maxwell
ACNH creator showcase #8, Mia from Reverie! Creator code is MA-0190-3505-4239. Mia has a solidly incredible eye for fashion and design. The Moon Magic series up there clearly has every single piece designed separately, none of the copypasting to different shapes without adjusting waistlines that you see from some prolific designers. Fortunes Foretold is one of the most accurate Victorian pieces of its type I’ve ever seen – I can practically hear the fringe of jet beads jingling when it moves, and feel the texture of the sheer lace apron on Sunset Maiden. The hints of pintucked yoke texture on the bodice of Garden Walk… seriously, I can’t. The kind of precision it takes to do this sort of art with joycons.
Do you see the hem stripes on Autumn Cheer? The way they follow the wiggles of the skirt edge? That doesn’t happen. The game cuts a curve into the lowest pixel line of your skirt on that design. Mia had to draw those stripes *curved*, following the lines of the curve the game was going to cut, in order to make them look like they were appliqued parallel to the hem. I don’t think I can possibly express how much I haven’t seen that done anywhere else.
October Dreams is on a kimono pattern, but when you walk, the way the skirt moves around your legs gives the illusion that it’s a jumpsuit, with the costume bones placed exactly where your legs are under the fabric. Custom jumpsuits don’t exist in this game. Mia faked a jumpsuit with the power of design.
People who know Breath of the Wild have probably already gotten the utter genius that’s the Revali’s Gale design, but for the rest of y'all – Revali is an anthropomorphic bird. Mia’s using the flappy sleeves of the kimono design to create his wings, and the same visual trick as on October Dreams for his fluffy gray-feathered legs. The colors and textures are a perfect match. Just, the sheer artistry on display here!
(Seriously. Using the kimono sleeves for his wings. I’m not gonna be over that one for A While. It’s one of those strokes of genius that seems like it should have been perfectly obvious, and yet there it is and you didn’t think of it first. They’re the right shape and everything!)
