Faire Folk, there be Dragons


Most of my online time I now spend on the Fairelands, enjoying the scenery, the parties and…looking at visitors strolling by, also referred to as ‘Faire Folk’. A huge diversity in looks and outfits, humans, elves, dwarfins and….dragons! I managed to catch some on tape, as you know Dragons are really shy and they usually…

Sakura in Tatakai Tochi


The famous Cherry Blossoming is in full swing, in Japan an amazing sight. I’ve never experienced this in real life, though we do have lots of Cherry Blossom trees (Sakura in Japanese)  overhere, it is not uncommon to have a few nasty storms the moment the blossoming has started, thus making it a mere 3…

Rebeca Bashly’s Chronophobia


It has been a while since I tried to produce an SL machinima, but yesterday I felt in the mood and wanted to do a blogpost with a video. And what better topic than Rebeca Bashly’s art installation on Split Screen, ‘Chronophobia’. I always love Rebeca’s work and this piece is no exception, though it…

Maison de L’Amitie


As usual, in this time of year, there are dozens – if not dozens of dozens – winter themed sims with snow and all sorts of Holiday decorations and activities. I find it therefore not so easy to explore real nice ones, although I am sure there are lots of them. Also, I’d rather not…

SL12B, What Dreams May Come


Hard to miss, but in case you did: this weekend SL12B opened, 15 regions filled with resident-made expositions to celebrate Second Life’s 12th Anniversary. From the press release: Spanning 15 regions with over 200 exhibits and more than 600 performers, disk jockeys and speakers, SL12B is a showcase for the accomplishments and content of all…

Machinima, how about adding some life to your blog!


Originally posted on SL Blogger Support:
Yes. I am going to talk about machinima, or: short online videos you can produce when in Second Life. Social Media as a whole is a very visual world. Pictures win from text, videos win from pictures. This does not, by all means, imply you need to stop writing…

What Second Life means to me


Today Xiola Linden posted a blog and a thread,  for Second Life’s 12th anniversary, including a YouTube videoclip with theme’What Second Life means to me’.  A wonderful video, made by Torley, and within minutes Strawberry Singh posted hers – made by Draxtor. The idea is, to have residents make a video and share their view…

Temporary Love – by Pallina60 Loon


Pallina60 Loon is, besides a delightful person, a wonderful creator and inventor also a very gifted machinima-maker. Her latest piece is called Temporary Love and features mesh avatars she created herself and she used her LOL sim as a the decor. I am not going to spoil it, but get your tissues ready and enjoy…….

MachinimUWA IV: Art of the Artist


In June the UWA (University of Western Australia) kicked off their 4th Art of the Artist event. Machinima artists from all over the world sent in their works and the result is a list of 81 (!!) machinima’s, produced by SL’s most creative people. The artists go their inspiration from the many art projects, hosted…

Gretchen and Teddy


Gretchen and Teddy is another masterpiece by Bryn Oh. I admire his work and everytime I see a new art installation by Bryn I am simply amazed. The atmosphere, the textures..and in this case the combination of poetry and prims. This is the story of Gretchen and Teddy, and I recommend to go see it…

Shades of Gray – by Chic Aeon


A wonderful SL machinima, by Chic Aeon, to match my mood.. A visual poem featuring work by 3D artists at the University of Western Australia Open Art Challenge.  

The Princess and the Pea – by Toxic Menges


A classic fairytale, one of my favourites when I was a lil Caity. Oh, I remember I had this wonderful book with fairytales, with glittery pages you could flip up to make them 3 dimensional! Gawd, I ruined it by looking and playing with it for hours and hours, while in my head I WAS…

A Piercing Heart – by Bert Jedburgh


Today I got a link to a machinima shot in Combat Samurai Island, the home of C:si (the combat system we use), made by Bert Jedburgh.It is a sort of love-story and pretty amazing, specially the soundtrack makes it great! Although the actual fighting that is showed is not really impressive (it is kind of…