Showing posts with label k second life. Show all posts
Showing posts with label k second life. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Cascadia Artwalk Opened

I'm glad I finally have an LM to this spot...I had to dive from a nightclub in the sky and then swim over...and all the while carrying a sculpture and that was over a month ago. I want to change it out to my newest Stronger Dance and make some room on my Profile Picks to promote the site. My picks are full..the latest being an installation called "Cancerland" which I just went through recently. I can't really say I enjoyed it...but it was moving. So......am thinking that my blog will have to become an extension of my picks. Sometimes exhibitions go on alot longer than expected and the picks get full quick. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Enetai%20Bay/193/200/24
Giving this some creative thought considering the previous blog.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Motion

Inspiration comes from many things and it may just be a stepping off point. Action and motion are often difficult to convey in pictures but possible in Second Life sculpture.
Interested in seeing where this will take me without being figurative.

Monday, March 16, 2009

Sonia Stardust

Kelly Yap Gallery
Sonia Stardust created these fun booths..where my cartoon avie can look human in a cartoon. I bought one and making my own poses because...*pose balls not included* Not sure what the caption reads...doesn't matter, does it? Its all visual for me!
*Excerpt from her bio...."Sonia Stardust (aka Mindy Fisher) grew up in the backwoods of New Hampshire where she took part in activities such as pine needle fort building, beach trash sculpture making, and underground comics publishing." Ha ha...makes me laugh, Sonia! Thank you!

Monday, March 9, 2009

Stormeye

I visited the art installation called Stormeye again this weekend because I figured I missed something the first time. Its worth several return visits with friends. The snapshot I took is of the raindrops on the window that appear (if you are lucky) when you leave the chamber. http://slstormeye.blogspot.com/ My only complaint is that the earth around is dark (maybe my monitor needs to be replaced) and it was difficult to read the red hovering text above the teleporters. There is a teleporter to the Aho Museum where I have a show on the third floor.