Scituate is taking shape on the ground, and we are very excited to share the experience with visitors and residents in SecondLife. You can teleport there by following this link.
Gallery: Independence Day Blimp 2010
Well its another Fourth of July and the fireworks are out in force – What better way to compliment that than a Blimp! I took a break from comissions and doodled this in about 2 hours. Many were given away for the holiday events. This blimp will carry 6 passengers and has been tested to cross grid cruise in style!
So you want to build in SL?
Building in SL is a lot like working with a lot of other media; you have to *want* to use the tools for visualization, and if you want it bad enough, you can realize your vision, no matter what. It does seem hard if you have never picked up an atari controller, or enjoyed a good game of HALO (all the way through). Continue reading →
Gallery: Works in Progress June 2010
These are just some random screen captures from the latest workshop projects; Some are in progress, some less so. It seems to never be completely ‘finished’ but that is part of the fun, isn’t it? Continue reading →
Live Video from the Metaverse
kikic on livestream.com. Broadcast Live Free
My good friend and collaborator Kat2 Kit has been working on an interesting project, streaming live video from within the virtual world of Second Life™. A most interesting development! I can recall in 2006 having a conversation about whether this could be possible and the uses of such technology. Check it out at http://www.livestream.com/hmpb. It was so cool of Kat to share this, and more investigation ensues!
Gallery: Scituate Harbor in SL™
Scituate [sit'-you-et], Massachusetts is a sailing destination on the East Coast of the U.S.
Gallery: Mowry Bay Yacht Club in InWorldz
Mowry Bay Yacht club is the first place I sailed in Second Life. This is their place in a grid called InWorldz.
Gallery: San Diego Museum of Art in SL™
This project was comissioned by the owners of Solace Beach Estates in Second Life. A replica of the RL gallery and main building in Balboa Park, this one includes a shared media review of the park in 1915 (Thanks to the American Memory Project at the Library of Congress). These snapshots may look a little different, they were taken using the Kirstens Viewer (S19) with shadows enabled! More to come… Continue reading →
