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Black or white? Bad or good? Sierra or Tanith?
Head ❤ Lelutka Chloe
Body ❤ Maitreya Lara
Gloss ❤ Supernatural Body Oil
Bodysuit ❤ Tentacio Battle Angel
Mask ❤ FLITExBESOM Dangerous Woman
Boots ❤ R2 Fashion Kagura
Tail ❤ Two Cats Somali Neko
Skin ❤ Glam Affair (Jamacia)
Hair ❤ Exile If You're Wild
Eyes ❤ Liquid Cateyes Sofie
Gloves ❤ Mossu Dominatrix
[...] Morirai più crudelmente. In maniera orribile. Morirai di ciò che hai desiderato. Infilzata da una spada di tipo diverso, ferita nell’anima e urlante. [...]
Tanith Lee – Delusion’s Master
Model: Victoria Morgerson
HMUA: Brieyanna Freeman
Latex: Miss Overdose
Snake: A Blue-Eyed Lucy named "Tanith", handled by her owner Lindsey Adcox
Additional Assistance: Ericka Slezak
It's Tanith's world...
Sim ❤ Inspire Space Park
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Shinda/29/180/1559
Head ❤ Lelutka Chloe
Body ❤ Maitreya Lara
Skin ❤ Glam Affair (Jamaica)
Gloss ❤ Supernatural Body Oil
Hair ❤ EMO-tions Lucky
Eyes ❤ Liquid Cateyes Sofie
Bodysuit ❤ Flite/Besom Dangerous Woman
Ears ❤ Arctic
Tail ❤ Two Cats Somali
Bracelets ❤ Mellow
Sierra and Tanith as Guns n Roses - Halloween Cosplay 2018
❤Both❤
Head ❤ Lelutka Chloe
Body ❤ Maitreya Lara
Gloss ❤ Supernatural Body Oil
❤Sierra❤
Skin ❤ League Milla (suntan)
Hair ❤ Analog Dog Dom
Shirt ❤ Addams Kendall
Jeans ❤ Controlled Chaos Tera
Boots ❤ Hoorenbeek Lucille
Hat ❤ NVE Slash Style Tophat
Rings ❤ KATE Rocker Rings
Guitar ❤ Pshychedelic Les Paul Golden Color Model 1958
❤Tanith❤
Skin ❤ Glam Affair Jamacia
Eyes ❤ Liquid Cateyes Sofie
Hair ❤ DeLa Babe
Jacket ❤ Blueberry Asia
Bra ❤ Pink Pearl Hold Me Now
Skirt ❤ Beautiful Dirty Rich Just a Rebel
Boots ❤ Pink Pearl Shae
Mic Stand ❤ BellePoses Cherie
❤Special Thanks to Candee Hannu❤
Tanith is the pinkiest...
Location ❤ Backdrop City
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Backdrop%20City/197/29/2966
Head ❤ Lelutka Chloe
Body ❤ Maitreya Lara
Skin ❤ Glam Affair (Jamacia)
Hair ❤ Truth Lilo
Eyes ❤ Liquid Cateyes Sofie
Bodysuit ❤ Tentacio Battle Angel
Boots ❤ R2 Fashion Kagura
Gloves ❤ Dead Dolls TAOTT
Necklace ❤ Gargantilla
Ears ❤ BDR Bipolar Kitty
Tail ❤ Two Cats Somali Neko
Black or white? Bad or good? Sierra or Tanith?
Head ❤ Lelutka Chloe
Body ❤ Maitreya Lara
Gloss ❤ Supernatural Body Oil
Bodysuit ❤ Tentacio Battle Angel
Mask ❤ FLITExBESOM Dangerous Woman
Boots ❤ R2 Fashion Kagura
Tail ❤ Two Cats Somali Neko
Skin ❤ League Milla (suntan)
Hair ❤ Exxess Klara
Eyes ❤ Suicidal Unborn Yuna (Sapphire)
Gloves ❤ Sweet Tea Latex
Piercing ❤ Look Sharp Simple Nose Stud
Model: Victoria Morgerson
HMUA: Brieyanna Freeman
Latex: Miss Overdose
Snake: A Blue-Eyed Lucy named "Tanith", handled by her owner Lindsey Adcox
Additional Assistance: Ericka Slezak
A night in Montreal/ Party of a collective techno/ below the vinyl/ a story of music and human/ music is our line. Sony RX100V/FDRAX53///// Another version of the n*3
Techno is a genre of electronic dance music that is characterized by a repetitive beat which is generally produced for use in a continuous DJ set. The central rhythm is often in common time (4/4), while the tempo typically varies between 120 and 150 beats per minute (bpm). Artists may use electronic instruments such as drum machines, sequencers, and synthesizers, as well as digital audio workstations. Drum machines from the 1980s such as Roland's TR-808 and TR-909 are highly prized, and software emulations of such retro instruments are popular.
The term "techno" originated in Germany in the early 1980s, but it was established as a name for a specific genre of electronic dance music produced in Detroit following the UK release of the 1988 compilation Techno! The New Dance Sound of Detroit.[] Detroit techno resulted from the melding of synthpop by artists such as Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder and Yellow Magic Orchestra with African American styles such as house, electro, and funk.Added to this is the influence of futuristic and science-fiction themes[6] relevant to life in American late capitalist society, with Alvin Toffler's book The Third Wave a notable point of reference. The music produced in the mid to late 1980s by Juan Atkins, Derrick May, and Kevin Saunderson (collectively known as the Belleville Three), along with Eddie Fowlkes, Blake Baxter and James Pennington is viewed as the first wave of techno from Detroit.
After the success of house music in a number of European countries, techno grew in popularity in the UK, Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands. In Europe regional variants quickly evolved and by the early 1990s techno subgenres such as acid, hardcore, ambient, and dub techno had developed. Music journalists and fans of techno are generally selective in their use of the term; so a clear distinction can be made between sometimes related but often qualitatively different styles, such as tech house and trance
In Germany, fans started to refer to the harder techno sound emerging in the early 1990s as Tekkno (or Brett).[90] This alternative spelling, with varying numbers of ks, began as a tongue-in-cheek attempt to emphasize the music's hardness, but by the mid-1990s it came to be associated with a controversial point of view that the music was and perhaps always had been wholly separate from Detroit's techno, deriving instead from a 1980s EBM-oriented club scene cultivated in part by DJ/musician Talla 2XLC in Frankfurt.
At some point tension over "who defines techno" arose between scenes in Frankfurt and Berlin. DJ Tanith has expressed that Techno as a term already existed in Germany but was to a large extent undefined. Dimitri Hegemann has stated that the Frankfurt definition of techno associated with Talla's Technoclub differed from that used in Berlin. [88]Frankfurt's Armin Johnert viewed techno as having its roots in acts such DAF, Cabaret Voltaire, and Suicide, but a younger generation of club goers had a perception of the older EBM and Industrial as handed down and outdated. The Berlin scene offered an alternative and many began embracing an imported sound that was being referred to as Techno-House. The move away from EBM had started in Berlin when acid house became popular, thanks to Monika Dietl's radio show on SFB 4. Tanith distinguished acid-based dance music from the earlier approaches, whether it be DAF or Nitzer Ebb, because the latter was aggressive, he felt that it epitomised "being against something," but of acid house he said, "it's electronic, it's fun it's nice." By Spring 1990, Tanith, along with Wolle XDP, an East-Berlin party organizer responsible for the X-tasy Dance Project, were organizing the first large scale rave events in Germany. This development would lead to a permanent move away from the sound associated with Techno-House and toward a hard edged mix of music that came to define Tanith and Wolle's Tekknozid parties. According to Wolle it was an "out and out rejection of disco values," instead they created a "sound storm" and encouraged a form of "dance floor socialism," where the DJ was not placed in the middle and you "lose yourself in light and sound.
In photography and cinematography, available light or ambient light refers to any source of light that is not explicitly supplied by the photographer for the purpose of taking photos. The term usually refers to sources of light that are already available naturally (e.g. the sun, moon, lightning) or artificial light already being used (e.g. to light a room).[1] It generally excludes flashes, although arguably flash lighting provided by other photographers shooting simultaneously in the same space could be considered available light. Light sources that affect the scene and are included in the actual frame are called practical light sources, or simply practicals.
Use of available light is an important factor in candid photography in order not to disturb the subjects.
The use of available light may pose a challenge for a photographer. The brightness and direction of the light is often not adjustable, except perhaps for indoor lighting. This will limit the selection of shutter speeds, and may require the use of shades or reflectors to manipulate the light. It can also influence the time, location, and even orientation of the photo shoot to obtain the desired lighting conditions. Available light can often also produce a color cast with color photography.
Levels of ambient light are most frequently considered relative to additional lighting used as fill light, in which case the ambient light is normally treated as the key light. In some cases, ambient light may be used as a fill, in which case additional lighting provides the stronger light source, for example in bounce flash photography. The relative intensity of ambient light and fill light is known as the lighting ratio, an important factor in calculating contrast in the finished image.
RAVEPARTY
A rave (from the verb: to rave) is an organized dance party at a nightclub, an outdoor festival, warehouse, or other private property or public spaces, typically featuring performances by DJs, playing a seamless flow of electronic dance music. The word also means excellent, great, or brilliant, and can be used to describe any genre of music and entertainment. At its broadest definition, "rave" can be used to describe many forms of music, not limited to just rave music- which is why fusion genres exist, even within rave music itself. DJs at rave events play electronic dance music on vinyl, CDs and digital audio from a wide range of genres, including techno,[1] hardcore, house,[1][2] bassline, dubstep,[1] New Beat and post-industrial. Occasionally live musicians have been known to perform at raves, in addition to other types of performance artists such as go-go dancers and fire dancers. The music is amplified with a large, powerful sound reinforcement system, typically with large subwoofers to produce a deep bass sound. The music is often accompanied by laser light shows, projected coloured images, visual effects and fog machines.
While some raves may be small parties held at nightclubs or private homes, some raves have grown to immense size, such as the large festivals and events featuring multiple DJs and dance areas (e.g., the Castlemorton Common Festival in 1992). Some electronic dance music festivals have features of raves, but on a larger, often commercial scale. Raves may last for a long time, with some events continuing for twenty-four hours, and lasting all through the night. Law enforcement raids and anti-rave laws have presented a challenge to the rave scene in many countries.[3] This is due to the association of illegal drugs such as MDMA[4][5] (often referred to as a "club drug" or "party drug" along with MDA[6]), amphetamine, LSD,[4][5] GHB,[4][5] ketamine,[4][5][7] methamphetamine,[4][5] cocaine,[5] and cannabis.[8] In addition to drugs, raves often make use of non-authorized, secret venues, such as squat parties at unoccupied homes,[9] unused warehouses,[10] or aircraft hangars.[11][12] These concerns are often attributed to a type of moral panic surrounding rave culture.
Rave music may either refer to the late 1980s/early 1990s genres of house, new beat, breakbeat, acid house, techno and hardcore techno, which were the first genres of music to be played at rave parties, or to any other genre of electronic dance music (EDM) that may be played at a rave. The genre "rave", also known as hardcore by early ravers, first appeared amongst the UK "acid" movement during the late 1980s at warehouse parties and other underground venues, as well as on UK pirate radio stations.[26] The genre would develop into oldschool hardcore, which lead onto newer forms of rave music such as drum and bass and 2-step, as well as other hardcore techno genres, such as gabber, hardstyle and happy hardcore. Rave music is usually presented in a DJ mix set, although live performances are not uncommon.
Styles of music include:
House music: House music, especially acid house, is the first genre of music to be played at the earliest raves, during the Second Summer of Love. House is a genre of electronic dance music that originated out of the 1980s African-American and Latino disco scene in Chicago.[27] House music uses a constant bass drum on every beat, electronic drum machine hi-hats and synth basslines. There are many subgenres of house music (found below). Since house was originally club music, there are many forms of it, some more appropriate to be played at raves than others. In the UK, subgenres such as UK funky, speed garage and dubstep emerged from garage house. Many "pop house" club music producers branded themselves as "house music", however, so in rave culture it is often disputed whether pop house should be considered as a subgenre of house. "Rave house" is a subgenre label of house music that originated from the styles of house that were typically played in the rave scene of the 1993-1999 period. It is a term used by the general population who do not follow the house or trance scene specifically, but identify certain house records as "rave music". It is a loose term that generally identifies progressive house, hard house or trance house styles (often instrumental with no words) that one would imagine being played at a large rave.
Trance music: Trance music in its most popular and modern form is an offshoot of house music that originated from the acid house movement and rave scene in the late 1980s. The history of trance music is complicated to refer to, as multiple generations of listeners and musicians have influenced the genre. The term "trance" was (and still to this day by many) used interchangeably with "progressive house" in the early rave years (1990–1994).
Breakbeat: Breakbeat music (or breaks for short) refers to any form of rave music with breakbeats, this may range from breakbeat hardcore and nu skool breaks to drum and bass, some genres such as hardstep and breakcore cross over into the hardcore techno sound. Fusions of house and trance also exist but the drum 'n' bass still remains the most popular form of breakbeat played at rave parties.
Electro music: Electro and techno are two genres which largely featured psychedelic sounds and are largely considered the earliest forms of electronic dance music genres to utilise the term "rave music" in respect to its modern terminological use. Techno sometimes crosses boundaries with house music, hence the genres trance and acid techno. Miami bass and crunk is sometimes included as "electro".
Hardcore techno: Any hard dance genre that was influenced by the rave genre, usually these genres have a distorted kick drum, and a 4/4 rhythm. Happy hardcore blended the Dutch hardcore sound with Eurodance and bubblegum pop, the genre (also known as "happycore" for short) featured pitched-up vocals and a less distorted 4/4 beat. Trancecore also exists and is a less vocal fusion of happy hardcore with trance music, however hardstyle is a more pure form of the trance/hardcore genre since it retains the hardcore sound.
Industrial dance: Industrial is a goth/rock/punk related genre. While the genre is not usually considered rave music in itself, it is often fused with rave music genres. Industrial is the origin of many sounds found in rave music; it is one of the first genres that took the sounds that are now popular in rave music such as "acid" as its musical backdrop. Industrial music fans are usually considered rivetheads and do not tend to call themselves ravers.
Free tekno: This style of electronic music started in the early 1990s and was mostly played in illegal parties hosted by Sound System, such as Spiral Tribe, Desert Storm, Hekate, Heretik, in warehouse, dismissed buildings, or even illegal open air festivals, called "Teknivals". It takes inspiration from various other genres, and mainly focuses on quick beats, 170/200 bpm, acid bassline, mentals sounds, and often samples taken from movies, popular songs or many other different media sources.
Downtempo and less dance oriented styles which are sometimes called chill-out music, that might be heard in a rave "chill-out" room or at a rave that plays slower electronic music includes:
Raves have historically referred to grassroots organized, anti-establishment and unlicensed all‐night dance parties.[28] Prior to the commercialization of the rave scene, when large legal venues became the norm for these events, the location of the rave was kept secret until the night of the event, usually being communicated through answering machine messages,[29] mobile messaging, secret flyers, and websites. This level of secrecy, necessary for avoiding any interference by the police, on account of the illicit drug use, enabled the ravers to use locations they could stay in for ten hours at a time. It promoted the sense of deviance and removal from social control.[30] In the 2000s, this level of secrecy still exists in the underground rave scene. However "after-hours" clubs, as well as large outdoor events, create a similar type of alternate atmosphere, but focus much more on vibrant visual effects, such as props and décor. In more recent years,[when?] large commercial events are held at the same locations year after year with similar reoccurring themes every year. Events like Electric Daisy Carnival and Tomorrowland are typically held at the same venue that holds mass numbers of people.
Some raves make use of pagan symbolism. Modern raving venues attempt to immerse the raver in a fantasy-like world. Indigenous imagery and spirituality can be characteristic in the Raving ethos. In both the New Moon and Gateway collectives, "pagan altars are set up, sacred images from primitive cultures decorate the walls, and rituals of cleansing are performed over the turntables and the dance floor"[31] This type of spatial strategy is an integral part of the raving experience because it sets the initial "vibe" in which the ravers will immerse themselves. This said "vibe" is a concept in the raver ethos that represents the allure and receptiveness of an environment's portrayed and or innate energy. The landscape is an integral feature in the composition of rave, much like it is in pagan rituals. For example, The Numic Ghost Dancers rituals were held on specific geographical sites, considered to hold powerful natural flows of energy. These sites were later represented in the rhythmic dances, in order to achieve a greater level of connectivity.[32]
Tales of Tanith, a little witch girl designed by Mab Graves, are stories of how a little witch explores her world and herself.
Tale 1. Little Witch
Tanith ordered "Little Witch" by Anna Elizabeth Bennett. She got the large copy because she did not want to miss one single word.
Tale 2. Tanith was intrigued by the Little Witches experimentation of her mother's magic potions. Tanith thought she would try Minx's (the little witch) method and threw pink magic powder in the air. Immediately there was a giant pink cloud. When the air cleared there was a cloud of pink bats: A bat mobile, a baby bat and two stuffies. Tanith loved the experiment and decided she would sleep with smallest stuffie forever and ever.
Tale 3. The Bewitched Flowers
Tanith was beyond fascinated by Madam Snickasnee's (a character in Little Witch) magic of turning people into potted flowers. Tanith took the wand that Harry Potter had just sent her and tried a spell. Presto Success! She turned three bullies into potted flowers. Tanith had an annoying thought that maybe her Mab would not approve but then consoled herself because she had created the most beautiful flowers.
Tale 4. The Ancient Medusa Ritual
Tanith decided to play a joke on her Mab. Tanith would tell Mab she had evoked the Ancient Medusa Ritual when she really just made a curly snake wig.
Olympic skaters glide under multicolored lights and cast their shadows on the ice during an exhibition event in the Spokane Area.
Tanith Belbin & Benjamin Agosto
Ashley Wagner
Meryl Davis & Charlie White
Evan Lysacek
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
My little group of SewDollish customs.
(L-R: Tanith *wearing a dress made by me*, Portobello *wearing HoP*, Drake *wearing BA*, and Prism *wearing a dress by AuntieShrews*)
Publication: Quest for the White Witch ISFDB Publication Record # 27179
Authors: Tanith Lee
Year: 1978-02-00
ISBN: 0-87997-357-9 [978-0-87997-357-5]
Publisher: DAW Books
Pub. Series: DAW Collectors
Pub. Series #: 276
Price: $1.95
Pages: 317
Binding: pb
Type: NOVEL
Title Reference: Quest for the White Witch
Cover: Gino D'Achille
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
"Acid House"
Place: UFO Dance Club (Berlin, Germany)
Date: October 13, 1989
Music: Kid Paul, Motte, Jonzon, Tanith
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
I slightly customized a mini Dal doll to play the part of Tanith. I made her a curly snake wig. I made a black coil wrapped basket, a test tube holder with test tubes, a mortise and pedestal, Little Witch book, bat mobile, baby bat, two stuffie bats, two beakers, three clay pots with bewitched flowers, a broom and a walking stick.
Belbin/Agosto are the first U.S. ice dancers to medal at the Olympic Winter Games since 1976. They are also the first U.S. ice dancers to medal at Worlds in 20 years when they took the silver in 2005. Belbin was a Canadian ice dancer who started to skate pairs, because her coach believed it would make her stronger. In 1998, Belbin changed disciplines again and moved to Detroit. There, she teamed up with Agosto. Her mother Michele is a figure skating coach and costume designer. Belbin received U.S. citizenship in December 2005. Agosto suffered a back injury in fall 2008 that forced them to withdraw from the Grand Prix Final and the U.S. National Championships. The couple switched coaches in April 2008. Coaches Linichuk and Karpanossov are the 1980 Olympic Champions.
Source: www.isu.org/
Sport set ||| Interesting 50 ||| Figure skating - Lake Placid
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
I haven't really shot much over the last few weeks because of this project and things in general are very very busy (in a good way).
Many people from the athletes, agents, PR, Marketing, National Governing Bodies, Film Crew, Networks and countless others helped to put this first piece together.
Today we launched our Public Service Announcement, "It takes more".... You will see these announcements and more over the coming weeks...
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!
Tanith (pink) vs. Ashe (blue)
Shot on location at Inhibitions Night Club: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Inhibitions/197/56/3801
Credits...
❤Heads
Tanith - Lelutka Chloe
Ashe - Catwa Kathy
❤Bodies
Maitreya Lara
❤Skins
Tanith - Glam Affair Jamaica
Ashe - Pink Fuel Sabine
❤Hair (dry)
Tanith - Magika Shade
Ashe - Exxess Asha
❤Hair (wet)
Tanith - Argrace Hikari
Ashe - Argrace Chizuru
❤Eyes
Tanith - Insufferable Dastard Anime
Ashe - Catwa
❤Gloss
QVN Supernatural Body Oil
❤Tops
Just Because Mindy Tank Top
❤Bottoms
Tanith - Mon Cheri Vegas Pink
Ashe - Mon Cheri Vegas Aqua
❤Animations
BLD Oil Wrestling Mat
Special thanks to Candee, Kara, Broly, Ryoko, Helga, and everyone else who helped!