The lines of flowing fabric adorn this column giving it a romantic air. You can just imagine the breeze gently ruffling its folds so that you can almost hear its cool silky smoothness.

Seriously, I ask you - what says elegance architecturally more than the stately grace of columns? In the Land of Whyst, columns of all kinds are everywhere - in halls and rooms, in baths and balconies, in gardens and on rooftops. This column, with it's simple lines, will fit in anywhere, especially when you want to make your outdoors indoors and nice versa.

Take care to look at the derived versions of this column. It is a versatile enough piece that many texture artists will, in time, take a stab at it. Eventually you will find the light, the dark, the bold, and the beautiful, among this collection.

If you like this column, you might also like one of the other column types in Whystler's Catalogue:

You are hereby licensed to derive from this product if you agree to adhere to the following rules:

1. I would appreciate it if you did not derive from products derived from this, but rather please derive your products from this page. I'm interested in giving license to 2D artists who would like to use this mesh for their own designs. I do not ethically believe in pyramid schemes or middle men. Don't get greedy, get creative and then everyone can benefit from our art for a reasonable price. Deriving from this page also let's me see which products I have given license to use this mesh. As a courtesy to those trying to adhere to this rule, please do not make your derived products derivable.

2. Items derived from this mesh should not contravene the laws of Canada, or the province of Ontario.

3. It is my own personal wish that items derived from this product do not promote hate towards any group of people.

4. You may use any single texture used from this root product when deriving from it, but not both. Make it yours - make it new. Please note that the textures used in this product are under copyright and may not be used in any other product, without express written permission from T. Shawn Johnson.

Thank you for your interest in deriving from my art! I hope you have as wonderful an experience as I have developing in IMVU.

Remember: do not set your items derivable. If you have set your item derivable, and cannot change it back to non-derivable, you may be asked to remove it from the catalogue, or banned from deriving from Whystler's products when IMVU makes this possible.

Texture Notes::
-Use a square opacity mapped texture for the fabric.
-Use a nice square uniform stone texture for the column ...
OR
-Use this texture template for the column if you want to get more elaborate. Notice that the bottom represents the four sided base, and the top represents the 8 sided column.