The, impressive, DiXmiX Gallery currently has two new exbihitions on display: a 3D and 2D display of works by Mistero Hifeng and a collection of photographs “The Paperworks” by William Weaver. DiXmiX is built by Megan Prumier and curated by DiXmiX Source, the building alone is great to wander around! In this blogpost I will…
The Hell’s Heaven 2.0
What else to do on a Saturday night than some exploring? OK, partying…and clubbing, but I wasn’t really in the mood for that, so exploring it was! The other day I visited The Hell’s Heaven 2.0 and was amazed by it. Such a great place! Wonderfully landscaped and decorated, so tonight I went back to…
Aisling @ Dathuil Gallery of Art
It has been a while since I last visited Dathuil, located next to The Sable Club on the (Adult rated) sim of The Chamber Society and curated by Lucy Diamond and Max Butoh, so when I heard about a new exhibition I went to go see it. Currently on display is ‘Aisling’, explained as :…
Attention Magazine, I feel famous!
A few weeks ago, just before the holidays, I received a surprising request. Brunella Voelisa wanted to interview me for her Second Life magazine, as she was given my name by Gogolita. Of course I was honoured and very much surprised and after giving it some thought I decided to just go for it! In…
Penumbra & lacrimioare at Berg by Nordan Art
One of my ‘New Years resolutions’, if you can call it that – as I never really do those – is that I want to visit more art in Second Life. All kinds of art. And so this means I will also be going to exhibitions of Second Life Photography. As I have written often,…
There are nine million bicycles in Beijing..
…and almost five million views on my Flickr stream! After seeing some posts here and there on the internet, with lists of all kind of statistics for the year 2016, lists and numbers from favourite websites, to photos and celebrity deaths – I thought it would be fun to look at my own statistics on…
Communication, what works best for you?
Originally posted on SL Blogger Support:
Now the new year has started, albeit a bit slow because of wine…err…reasons, I would love to start with asking you something important! As you may have read in my previous blog-post, we have some great plans and ideas for 2017 with our amazing group and of course we…
Ten of my favourite SL photos (by other people) of 2016
Originally posted on What the Huck?:
Following on from my post on Tuesday, where I shamelessly self-promoted my ten most favourited own pictures at Flickr this year, I thought I’d look today at some of my favourite pictures of the year by other photographers. Disclaimer: I lay no claim to this being any sort of…
It is probably nothing…
‘While you are here, why don’t you do this check-up? It has been a year and it is probably all fine’ ‘Put your chin on that cushioned piece and lean against the bar up there, now sit still, I told you it won’t hurt and it will surely all be just fine’ ‘You are doing…
There is good in every year
It seems to be the trend to wish 2016 would just stop. The good news is, it will. Soon even! Just a few more days and then we collectively leave this year behind us and try to make the best of the new one. Was 2016 bad? Hm. Maybe it was. But maybe 2015 was…
Terminus
‘Terminus‘ is the current them of the amazing photography-sim of Hell’s Crossing. I had to google it’; and Terminus is referring to the popular series The Walking Dead, which I have never seen! A sim with a zombie-infested forest, great for photoshoots (you can rezz your props!) or killing zombies if that is your thing….
Not as good as my old pop-up book
In 1978, when I was a young, innocent, Caity, I had my first crush. The object of my affection was Han Solo – later I learned this was Harrison Ford, but for me in those days he was Han Solo – and I was deeply in love with him. My grandfather bought me a pop-up…
It’s the season after all!
While I usually do not really blog items, I love to make an exception for this awesome prop with animations. It made me laugh out loud in real life when I tried it out, and since it has a really cool animation…I had to make a short video to show it – a picture would…
One hand in my pocket
December. The last month of the year, typically making me look back and reflect on real life and Second Life. Going through my files filled with pics of locations, events and all that…I stumbled upon an online karaoke session and recording I did with Ratt, a dear friend, who left Second Life years ago, but…
The Plain of Jars
Fitch Lekvoda’s “The Plain of Jars” is…well, that. A plain of jars. Giants jars. Hundreds and hundreds of them. Some half covered in the sand, others standing in the sun. And nobody really knows where they came from or what they mean. “Some now recall the legend of the giant King’s victory banquet. Believing the…
La Digue du Braek
La Digue du Braek, by Serene Footman (known from his popular sim Furillen) and Jade Koltai, is the Second Life version – or interpretation – of a real life location in Dunkerque, France. A road, 7 kilometers long, with a beach on one side and heavy industries on the other side, a wonderful landscape if…
