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Designs of a prince

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Aliquam varius adipiscing tempor. VOR: The readers would like to know about you? MBLovin here, I have been on IMVU since 2008, when I first started it was just to get away from reality, but then I got interested in creating. I will never forget how frustrated I would get cause I couldn’t do what was in my head. Well as time went by and I looked at every tutorial I could get my hands on, before I knew it I could make an outfit. Then from there I wanted to know more. Now I can make my own meshes. Nothing is impossible for me to learn now. Looking back I am very happy to be where I am today. All that I can make and do now compared to how I started. I have been level 4 and 5 back and forth, its frustrating but it only a label that IMVU has for creators. I have seen a lot of creators who are not pro that should be and those who are pro that shouldnt be. All I have to say is if creating is your passion, like it is for me keep going. Don’t give up!! I'm glad to meet the people I have met and the adventure is still unfolding. MB

VOR: What drives you to make your items? Believe it or not I really liked CasanovaBrown21 suites I thought they were different and I wanted to learn how to make ones like that.....so I started to look and make something simple. I started with a t-shirt....it was a female T it was alright but nothing like I wanted. I kept wanting to know more. I hate reading so I looked for as many video tutorial that i could find. And one by one I would do what the video told me to do and it was amazing how I could actually start making things. So I became addicted so creating.....but in a good way.

VOR: Can you tell the readers why your designs stand out? I put a lot of love in each item I make and I want it to be different but I dont want them to be so expensive that folks go broke. I like to make things that are in the real world and bring to IMVU.

VOR: Do you think you would teach on Imvu? I would like to try, but Im still learning myself......yes I have a long way to go....I still think I can learn and be better.

VOR: How do you feel about any changes that Imvu do on the creating mode? Being a creator on IMVU is easy, but being considered a pro is a lot harder. There are tiers and to be a rated PRO you need to be Level 5 or higher. Unless you have a lot of people using their promo credits its hard to stay pro if your items don't sell in quantity. But then quality is more important to me. Even though I fluctuate from non pro to pro.......I always keep a pro attitude..... I really feel that the IMVU criteria shouldn't go by how many points you get rather than the quality of your work. But that is only my opinion.

VOR: What is your future on Imvu? I hope to keep creating and one day make this a part or full time career. I love to create and love to learn. I do want to learn how to animate and make clothing next. I keep giving myself goals

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VOR: Our readers would like to know about you?

MBLovin: Well, I have been on IMVU since 2008, when I first started it was just to get away from reality, but then I got interested in creating. I will never forget how frustrated I would get cause I couldn’t do what was in my head. As time went by and I looked at every tutorial I could get my hands on, before I knew it, I could make an outfit. Then from there I wanted to know more. Now I can make my own meshes. Nothing is impossible for me to learn now. Looking back I am very happy to be where I am today. All that I can make and do now compared to how I started. I have been at level 4 and 5 back and forth, its frustrating but it's only a label that IMVU has for creators. I have seen a lot of creators who are not at pro level that should be and those who are pro that shouldn't be. All I have to say is if creating is your passion, like it is for me, keep going. Don’t give up!! I'm glad to meet the people I have met and the adventure is still unfolding.

VOR: What drives you to make your items?

MBLovin: Believe it or not, I really liked CasanovaBrown21 suites, I thought they were different and I wanted to learn how to make ones like that.....so I started to look and make something simple. I started with a t-shirt....it was a female t-shirt, it was alright but nothing like I wanted. I kept wanting to know more.

I hate reading, so I looked for as many video tutorial that I could find. And one by one I would do what the video told me to do and it was amazing how I could actually start making things. So I became addicted to creating.....

but in a good way.

VOR: Can you tell the readers why your designs stand out?

MBLovin: I put a lot of love in each item I make and I want it to be different but I dont want them to be so expensive that folks go broke. I like to make things that are in the

real world and bring it to IMVU.

VOR: Do you think you would ever teach on Imvu?

MBLovin: I would like to try, but Iam still learning myself... yes I have a long way to go.

I still think I can learn and be better.

VOR: How do you feel about any changes that Imvu has on the creating mode?

MBLovin: Being a creator on IMVU is easy, but being considered a pro is a lot harder.

There are tiers and to be a rated PRO you

need to be Level 5 or higher. Unless you

have a lot of people using their promo

credits its hard to stay pro if your items

don't sell in quantity. But then quality

is more important to me. Even though I fluctuate from non-pro to pro.

I always keep a pro attitude. I really

feel that the IMVU criteria shouldn't

go by how many points you get

rather than the quality of your

work. But that is only my

opinion.

VOR: What is your future on Imvu?

MBLovin: I hope to keep creating

and one day make this a part or full

time career. I love to create and

love to learn. I do want to learn how

to animate and make clothing next.

I keep giving myself goals and keep

reaching them. Always do what you

love, your passion. That's where you

do your best work.