Breast Veins & Stretch Marks are a new accessory for Second Life avatars, created by Izzie Button, whose Cellulite & Stretch Marks for female avatars have become an unexpected hit.
"After the release of the cellulite/stretch marks," Izzie tells me, "the response was huge and many people requested stretch marks on breasts, arms, stomach as well, so I made them. " She had planned on creating them before the cellulite/stretch marks went on sale. "I was just waiting to see how the response would be before I release more of something that nobody wants," she says, laughing. "I'm glad people enjoy them."
Today, in fact, you can get them for just 50 Lindens (roughly 25 US cents) for Fifty Linden Friday in Izzie's in-world store. (Teleport here). You can see the before and after the break (NSFW, obvi), illustrating how Izzie's enhancement turns an avatar's breasts into something that much more resembles the breasts of an actual woman:
Hat tip: Cassie Middles
I agree the natural look is better with myself loving real women not the perfect stuff as real women being imperfect makes them perfect!
Breast Veins & Stretch Marks,Cellulite & Stretch Marks and a slightly trimmed Bush gets turns me on
Posted by: Instant Larry | Friday, August 24, 2018 at 11:54 AM
can drooping breasts, fallen arches and face wrinkles be far behind ?
Posted by: Bavid Dailey | Friday, August 24, 2018 at 12:42 PM
Bavid - LAQ already offers a head and skin for a mature woman avatar. Several skin brands offer skin 'imperfections.' If you like the youthful look, SL is your oyster, but more mature women are finding things to wear as well.
Posted by: Blaise Glendevon | Friday, August 24, 2018 at 08:48 PM
The rest of the gaming world has a long, long way to go to catch up to the subtle nuances of SL. Still, the only "real" virtual world, where "real" people on a daily basis do "real" things and, thanks to the amazing talents of the most creative community in the virtual world, look more "real" virtually than any other "game" in existence. Lets face it, SL owns the name Virtual world. And the rest of the gaming world has no idea that it exists, or those who do try to ignore it, belittle it, shun it. Good,the best things that have happened to SL have happened since it dropped out of the spotlight.We thrive in the shadows.
Posted by: JohnC | Monday, August 27, 2018 at 04:56 AM