Inventory Sale!

I'm having a virtual garage/yard sale this weekend! Here are the following furniture for sale:

There's more items and I'm rezzing more stuff as soon as I have some more space. I will also be selling most of my transferable clothing as well, once I finish cataloging them.

In order to get the item, you must pay first, then select take from the pie menu...:)

TP here:

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Puntarenas%206/35/17/498

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Puntarenas%206/35/30/23

Thank you for your support!

Putting more effort in blogging

I haven't peeked in this blog in a while and there are many reasons why.

But those reasons aren't important anymore, as far as I'm concerned, with this entry I'm turning a new leaf.

From now on I'll make more time to post my thoughts and feelings. Treat this blog as a pensieve (if you read Harry Potter you'll know what that is) if I must. For virtual memories and thoughts are just as valuable as my real thoughts and feelings. Just like in real life, if one doesn't have a venue to vent and process their thoughts, one can truly fatigue themselves from the emotional weight.

Nowadays, there are lots of things to write about, one has a hard time starting. So maybe I'll just stop with this post for now and gather my thoughts.

Til then.

ROAM: Rezzable's King Tut

Rezzable's Digital Alchemy earlier of this year was a first step in recreating ancient Egypt in Second Life, allowing content creators to showcase their creativity and be challenged in creating items according to the aesthetic theme of the civilization.

Today, another phase was introduced in this endeavor through King Tut's tomb, and it was a grand spectacle of gorgeously rezzed prims and textures. The experience starts off as a virtual museum, complete with audio tour that speaks of Egypt's past. One is rezzed on a landing point, with a map of Egypt during its ancient times laid out on the ground.

There are four audio recordings that you can listen to before moving on to the next site, the excavated ruins of King Tut's tomb. A quick look around gives you the feeling of adventure and anticipation towards the mysterious.

Inside, the ancient mysteries of King Tut is unveiled, and this is where one can see the talents of the content creators bloom, showcasing amazingly detailed primwork on Egypt's ancient items. One can tell how dedicated to the details the creators were by looking closely at the items being showcased in the museum.

This virtual museum in Second Life took about two months to complete, a huge feat with really excellent visuals. It is an entertaining and educational place of art, fashion and culture. A must see.

AVENUE partners with MFA

There is a great partnership concerning AVENUE Inc and Merovingi Fashion Awards is year, and as co-editor of AVENUE Magazine, I am proud to announce that AVENUE Magazine will also be covering this event.

The MFA is known throughout Second Life as the prime award giving body that has been giving away Apple iMacs, Adobe Photoshop software and Wacom tablet pens since their start two years ago. It is a truly rewarding way to reward our content creators by giving them something really tangible to connect their achievements to.

We look forward to this excellent partnership with Merovingi! Thank you for your trust!

AVENUE Magazine Exclusive Supplement

AVENUE Magazine March 2009

Walk Like An Egyptian

I know I may not have the most original blog post title, but I can say that going through Rezzable's latest Egyptian-themed sim has me wanting to dance the Egyptian dance. Even if I did not make it to their exclusive show, I was able to drop by before that day ends to look around at the wonderful creations that designers like Sysy Chapman, Hart Larsson, Shai Delacroix, Digit Darkes and many others have made in homage for the mysterious ancient Egyptian civilization. 

I was lucky to have bumped into fellow Plurkers Sysy Chapman and Hart Larsson, who showed me their items. I tried them on on the spot and had a mini pictorial. I am not the best photographer yet, but having the best items on and being on a beautiful sim helps a lot in making my snapshots look really pretty. 

So here I am feeling regal in Sysy's Nefer gown with the Efe Emerald makeup with hair, which is fantastically done by PXL Creations. If you want to see more of these, you can come to the 2nd show which will be on Friday, February 6 at 2pm SLT.