Wine & Clay | Sims 4 CC Wall Art & Decor Pack 𓂃🖌

Hiii ᰔᩚ,

Okay, sooo… ya girl did thingg!! My first in-game CC is here and she’s a whole mood. Wine & Clay was born out of one of those quiet seasons where I was just creating and talking to God at the same time. It’s moody, feminine, and full of texture — think: deep burgundy, chocolate brown, and creamy taupe tones. Basically, art your Sims and you can vibe too.

✦ What’s in This Set?

• 8 stunning artwork pieces from some of my favorite artists.

• 8 Bible verse prints (in English & Simlish) for your Sims’ homes or galleries.

  • Each piece was chosen to create that “Sunday afternoon at the studio” feeling.

• Basegame compatible — no packs required!

✎ᝰ.: Each image is clickable — take a moment to explore more of their art.

✦ Mary and Duckworth by Dillonatm

Mary and Duckworth reimagines a 200-year-old painting that tells the story of Saint Duckworth as a child and his mother, The First Mother. It’s a piece about love, loss, and remembrance, soft but full of presence.

What I love about Dillon’s work is how he blends storytelling with warmth. The tones here — deep browns, muted golds, and soft rose highlights — give it this grounded, feminine strength. It feels personal, almost familiar, like something you’d see hanging in a home that’s been loved for generations.

✦ Last Shuttle Home by Jonson Eziefula

Eziefula paints emotion like it’s a language, and Last Shuttle Home speaks fluently. It’s moody but not sad — like the last conversation you didn’t want to end. The brushwork feels cinematic, almost like you’re catching a still from a film about faith and nostalgia. His portraits blend realism with storytelling, showing Black identity in its fullness, strong, complex, and full of light even in the shadows.

✦ Forbidden Fruit by Harmonia Rosales

Okay, so this one right here? It’s deep. Forbidden Fruit by Harmonia Rosales takes the story of Eve and flips it... No shame, no temptation, just awareness and truth. The watermelon becomes a symbol of freedom reclaimed, not ridicule. Her Eve feels wise, divine, present. The palette alone — wine, fig, and clay tones — is what inspired the name of this set. It’s lush, grounded, and honest.

✦ Smoke and Mirrors by Danielle McKinney

Danielle McKinney’s work feels like stillness you can touch. Smoke and Mirrors gives you that soft solitude — a moment of reflection that isn’t sad, just real. Her women always look like they’re deep in thought, existing peacefully in their own worlds. It’s the kind of art that makes you exhale and remember to just be.

✦ Uncertain Times, Building Certainty by Khari Turner

Khari Turner’s art hits different. His work blends water and portraiture, turning emotion into something visual. Uncertain Times, Building Certainty is exactly that... Messy, spiritual, and honest. The movement in his paint feels like faith in motion, like you’re watching someone wrestle with belief and come out whole.

✦ The Shroud of Turin Artist: Unknown (historic artifact)

This one’s special. The Shroud of Turin has been studied, debated, and revered for centuries — believed by many to be the burial cloth of Jesus. Whether you see it as divine proof or a symbol of faith, there’s something undeniably powerful about it. It’s fragile, timeless, and humbling. A reminder of the weight of belief and the beauty in devotion.

✦ Holiday + Stargazer by Megan Gabrielle Harris

These two pieces by Megan Harris feel like light and hope in motion. Holiday is soft — like joy caught in a quiet moment. Stargazer feels expansive... Like the wonder of just existing. Her work always holds a little bit of the divine feminine — ethereal, emotional, and effortlessly beautiful.

✦ One name & Bible Verses

✎ᝰ.: Each image is in English and Simlish — Great for both Alpha and Classic simmers.

✦ YHWH (יהוה)

This one isn’t a verse — it’s a name.
YHWH represents the tetragrammaton, the sacred name of God in Hebrew. It translates roughly to “I Am Who I Am.” I included it as a quiet reminder of God’s eternal presence, no translation, no embellishment, just His name. Sometimes that’s all you need in a room — His name and stillness.

✦ Leviticus 17:11

“For the life of a creature is in the blood, and I have given it to you to make atonement for yourselves on the altar.”

This one is powerful. It’s about sacrifice and redemption — a reminder that life and grace are always connected. I chose it because it represents the spiritual texture behind this collection — rich, layered, and rooted in something holy.

✎ᝰ. Biblical note: This verse foreshadows the foundation of Christ’s sacrifice in the New Testament — showing how atonement was always part of God’s design for restoration.

✦ Proverbs 3:15

“She is more precious than rubies; nothing you desire can compare with her.”

This verse holds a quiet kind of strength. It’s often used to describe wisdom, but it also reflects the divine value of a woman walking in purpose — steady, radiant, and unshakable. I chose it because it perfectly mirrors what Wine & Clay stands for: beauty that comes from depth, not display.

✦ Song of Solomon 2:1

“I am a rose of Sharon, a lily of the valleys.”

This verse is simple, but it’s everything. It’s a celebration of divine beauty and belonging — the idea that being loved by God is enough to make you bloom, even in quiet places. It felt like the perfect close to this series of verses — soft, feminine, and full of life.

✦ Terms of Use

• Don’t reupload anywhere else.

• Don’t share the files directly — link back to this post.

• Don’t claim as your own.

• Credit to all the artists whose work inspired this set — I don’t own or claim these paintings.

A Little Note ᯓᡣ𐭩

I really hope you guys enjoy this set. Wine & Clay was created to show that art is vast, layered, living, and full of meaning. From Dillon’s digital mixed media to Khari’s use of earth, water, and oil to create movement and depth, each piece reflects how endless creativity can be when it’s rooted in purpose. And also to say Art isn’t one-dimensional.. It’s a reflection of how we see the world, and how the world shapes us back.

Also, I’m still creating, still learning, and leaning into new directions, both here and beyond. This set is just the start of something bigger. There are so many beautiful and talented artists I can’t wait to introduce you to…. BTW, thank you for all the kind words and thoughts on my last little update. Everything you said truly helped me in more ways than I can express. 𑣲

As always, I appreciate you guys more than words can say. Thank you for giving me space to grow, to experiment, and to keep building this little creative world together.

Stay hydrated & stay inspired
— Ashley aka SimBeautyGuru ᰔ