Peacemaker's Wainscotting

I miss CAS. Not as much as I thought, but when it comes to some aspects of the game, I really, really do. When it comes to walls, it is especially evident with wainscoting. I want to be able to pick the wainscoting and wall separately, but alas, that would mean millions of wall and wainscot combinations. I don't have the time or patience for that. So this is what I came up with: 3D wainscoting. It places like wall decor, is seamless (thanks to simsza for the shading tutorial link <3) and comes in a multitude of colours. It is not as versatile as walls because if its limitations around some windows and doors, but I found in usable enough to release it so others can enjoy it as well. 

Birch You! - Set of Birch Paintings

Update 06/11/2015: I have updated this recolour to be compatible with the style tool so it no longer throws sript errors. I have also added 2 new styles as well.
These are some paintings that were inspired by the release of the Outdoor Retreat Game Pack. When I was building my cabin, I wanted some wilderness artwork for the walls and I have always loved birch trees. i tracked down these images and I think they turned out quite well. 

Nice Hooters - Collection of Owl Sketches

Update 04/11/2015 - I have remade these so they are no longer extra shiny and are style tool compatible. The file will replace the original package, but if you have used them ingame, you will need to re-place them. 

I have another set of small frame size artwork for you all. As you have seen, i love grouping small images together, and this is another set of that type. This time, its owl sketches. I like owls, they are like the cats of the bird kingdom. Now you can have them in your game too!

I am Not a Hipster! Paintings

Update 04/11/2015 - I have remade these so they are no longer extra shiny and are style tool compatible. The file will replace the original package, but if you have used them ingame, you will need to re-place them. 

We are in desperate need of more artwork. I was so happy when S4S gave us the opportunity to recolour the game meshes. This is one of these sets I made for myself that I am sharing with you all. I love little images grouped together, so I used the kids painting as a base, coming up with these. Credit goes to Society6 for the base image.