I already really liked the body the way it was, so I didn’t change it and only focused on the face. So this is the result of my first time experimenting with skinblending! I used Dreadpirate’s Calm Depths as a base and initially planned to add components from Lilith’s Feathers and Eve skinblend to give the face a tad more dimension (such as the nose shine which I really missed or more detailed lip textures) but found that just blending Eve in there already catered to my needs. Now that all that’s out of the way, let’s start at the very beginning (a very good place to start) – CLICK HEREto begin. Sims pictured in this photoset are by Ella / ddeathflower and Nick / nixels, the screenshots themselves also by the latter the sim in the actual tutorial was made by me / eversims.This tutorial is meant for The Sims 4 (a TS3 version can be found here) and is for Photoshop only.Colour palettes are a great source for choosing the background colour! You can find some right here on bepixeled.Always edit your image before resizing.Use a screenshot program - such as Fraps or Gadwin - rather than the in-game camera to take your screenshots.Before you begin here are some handy tips to keep in mind: Here it is, folks! The long awaited (because I take forever with these things), highly requested, and hopefully anticipated editing tutorial for photoshoot/portrait style imagery taken in (the) Sims 4 Create-A-Sim.
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