Little Giekes

[strangetomato]

I was going to post this image and play a "guess the parents" game with you, but then I couldn't resist the title. These are Tara and Chester's children in the Uberhood. From left to right, they're Ginny, Riel (same name as Chester's previous alien child, but this time it's a girl), and Gabby (Ginny's twin). They're all the same age, so it's like they're triplets.

Ginny seems to resemble Tara the most, possibly with Chester's eyebrows and mouth, while Gabby is a little more homely looking, with Chester's eyes. I'm not sure which nose they have, but we'll see. I'm not all that familiar with the way Chester's genetics look on toddlers (as I haven't bred him much). Riel seems to look a lot like her PT (No. 14, which is the redhead in fwiffo's set—same PT as Helena Summerdream).

Cute little Giekes, aren't they? ^_^

I've also decided to change Tara's name to Kat-Gieke after the marriage (using SimPE), which seems so very fitting. Chester will stay just Gieke (that convention sort of annoys me, but I figure some sims would use it), but I'm not sure about the kids yet. Maybe Kat-Gieke, maybe just Gieke. Any thoughts?






From left: Gabby, Riel, and Ginny (opposite order from picture above). Riel seems all PT No. 14, but with Chester's eyebrows (and maybe his lips? I'm not completely sure...). My predictions for Gabby and Ginny seem to be correct, and they both have Chester's prominent nose and Tara's full lips.

Comments

[kin-thalas.livejournal.com]

Ohhh, adorable kids! Chess got some potential in his genes and it's always fun to see hown his kids come out.

Chester is my favorite EP Sim, I even named a character in City of Heroes after him. <3<3<3<3

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

Chester has some of the more unique facial features in the game, for sure, and they actually translate pretty well onto the female version (which surprised me, really, because I was expecting them to be a lot harsher). I think Tara's a good partner for him in that her altered Face 2 tones down his extremes, rather than clashing with them.