LC - Jewelers Collection

LC - Jewelers Collection

So excited to announce my new jewelry shop inspired set! I have been working super hard on it for months and I am so proud of the way it turned out.  I ended up using the program Substance Painter for the first time and it is a game-changer!

The set is 30 items total, all BGC aside from a functional POS scanner, which requires Get To Work.

I hope you don't mind that this will be Early Access for a period of 1 month (Public Access starting 2/11/2024).  This is the culmination of probably 100 hours of work and I think it is worth the price if you decide to pay for it early access.

Thank you!!

when she says she doesn’t send nudes

Happy Black History 🤎

This has probably been done before 😭

Too scared to post this on tiktok tbh cause the avatar fandom on that app is sometimes so brutal 😅 avatar on tumblr is more my safe space

What are you on? I want some.

The fridge. I think you can get one from Walmart or something

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