Me:Blue
Pharmacist:Black
1.What inspired you to start deving?
1.I like drawing since I was child. And I have a lot of dolls in real. The combination makes a lolita developer.
2.About how long did it take you to start satisfying yourself with your work?
2.I started feeling good when I saw people were liking my work.
3.About how long did it take you to start making lots of sales?
3.I think sales usually get big by either being pro developer or having a big catalog, for me, it went well after making pro status.
4.Did you ever feel like you should just give up?
4.No, I never felt so. I think by time I got more experience in both 3ds modeling and 2d texturing and that is good.
5.Do you feel that it's a competition between you and other fellow devs?
5.No, I think it is a wonderful feeling to see both of us doing great and having fans, I think competition is required. But with limits. You still have to love and care about others.
6.How do you come up with product names, do you have a method?
6.Most of the names was suggested by my husband. He thinks this is a fun way to learn new words.
7. Are there any secrets you could share about deving right now?
7.Yes. I am telling everyone who is intersted in developing not to give up. I started with a very very small amount of experience and never ever imagined to be pro to tier 7..etc. If you have the passion, you have everything.
8.Do you have any advice for future devs?
8.Yes, IMVU is a very good place to learn about everyhing. And do not shy to ask big developers, they are always ready to help.
9.Who is your favorite dev?
9.I think there are many. Maybe maspc and lumina for skins, jojomarlin for hairstyles. My favorite of Lolita is Molotovecupcake, Prota and ShiroLoliChan. My favorite of furniture is xXxCassiopeyaxXx.
10.What is your most prized peice of work?
10.I feel I like RosyLolitaII, I will tell you why, I spent like a month for making this skirt in 3ds max. and it was my first ever 3d complete project, it has a dress, a viel, boots and 2 types of hand held dolls, so I think I made it very well anyway.
After the interview I told her how I attempted to texture one of her dress meshes, and how I completely failed! She told me that she could try to make a map, of course, I was COMPLETELY confused and embarrased that I didn't know what that was. She "dumbed it down" for me. Exactly what she said, "do not shy to ask big developers, they are always ready to help". Big time developers are real people! They have feelings too and are just like you and I! You never know, if you ask a pro developer a few questions, you could be at their level one day too. Remember to check out some of Pharmacist's amazing products!
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