The world needs more free spirits like these girls.
Three custom looks: Amber, Kaitlyn, & Brittany.
Just a short slideshow (no animation) documenting their day at the beach.
They each have their own charms.
Choose your favorite.
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The world needs more free spirits like these girls.
Three custom looks: Amber, Kaitlyn, & Brittany.
Just a short slideshow (no animation) documenting their day at the beach.
They each have their own charms.
Choose your favorite.
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Fixed issue with eyes. For real this time.
The previous attempt to fix the eyeballs wasn't all I'd hoped it would be. Update just replaced... -
Fixed issue with eyes.
Minor release: When Kaitlyn (the small one) closed her eyes you could still see parts of the... -
Presets & Tanlines
Included several presets for each look: A couple tanline/pube/state of undress combos. Added a...
Latest reviews
CheersMate
Thanks. Guess it's good that I keep screwing up so I get more reviews. 
And it's good to get excited again about our unique form of "art".
And it's good to get excited again about our unique form of "art".
CheersMate
Learn something new everyday.
CheersMate
This is probably going to sound insane, but all this time and it never occurred to me to check for presets in looks. I've always just opened the look and saved whatever was there under my own preset name. When I was first playing with VaM I remember thinking there must be a better way, but back then I didn't know about presets at all and once I got in my routine I never looked back. You've opened my eyes to what in hindsight should have been obvious. Thank you! Now I think I'll go back and check for presets on some of the favorite looks. Oh, and I'll add presets to my looks too.
This is probably going to sound insane, but all this time and it never occurred to me to check for presets in looks. I've always just opened the look and saved whatever was there under my own preset name. When I was first playing with VaM I remember thinking there must be a better way, but back then I didn't know about presets at all and once I got in my routine I never looked back. You've opened my eyes to what in hindsight should have been obvious. Thank you! Now I think I'll go back and check for presets on some of the favorite looks. Oh, and I'll add presets to my looks too.
CheersMate
Thanks. I made the looks a few weeks ago and the intro idea came from a plan (hashed out over Christmas) to have them line up for mugshots for some reason. That's where the great beach assets in Pirate Cove come in. When I saw the beach ball, I knew just what to do with it.