Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Stuff I Made

Sleep is playing hard to get, apparently. So let's update this bitch.

Firstly, I've been making stuff again. I think I'm getting somewhat better hehe. Here's my junk, in chronological order:


This is my first dress, kind of a 60s retro housedress. There's meant to be a prim tie on either shoulder, but the simple prims I'm working with so far didn't look so hot. I think the top part looks pretty good. The bottom part, the glitch pants... eh. they could look a bit better, but fortunately you don't really see them.


Here's my second dress. It's really cute, I think :). Again, top good, bottom not so good. The skirt's made pretty much in the same way.


And this is the most recent. I really like these shirts. They look great, the colors are cute and bright. I even went so far as to make this nifty little pic to display all the colors.


This is technically the most recent, but it only 1/2 counts. I made this Jesus costume (everything but the shoes, hair, and beard) specifically for Zombiefest. It's not the most detailed gear in the world, but still not bad.

My next challenges will be making a skin using Eloh Elliot's templates and making a shirt for a male av. I've also got a couple of dresses in the "work in progress" file that I've been messing around with on and off. Hopefully that turns out well.

Alrighty, bad to bed with me for round 2. *kissy*

Monday, May 4, 2009

Dresden Gallery

So, five years later, another post!

I've been sick the past week and discovered that there is no better way to occupy your mind while you're planted in bed with nothing but a box of tissues and a dozen empty 7up cans to keep you company than the Dresden Gallery in Second Life!


It's SO right up my alley. Not only do I love replicas of RL places, but it's got the art gallery experience down really nicely. I was so endeared, I got all snazzed up.


From painting to painting, you can zoom in on a high-def image. And the coolest part are the little audio clip buttons you click to open a browser-based audio that gives a little bit of info on the piece. Art nerds everywhere can appreciate this! The gallery even gives you a little pair of headphones to wear. The design is just gorgeous too, down to every detail, such as the sculpted molding in the foyer.


What's up, Rapheal angels? Nice place you have here!

I'm kind of glad I'm sick, otherwise I'd have to reconcile how many hours I've spent strolling through this awesome place.