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Very special thanks go to Jonny Dusk, who gave me his beautiful graveyard roses, which I hugely scaled up. Jonny also gave me the altar which I tried to terraform into the crevice of the mountain.
There is still some work to be done here but with material like this to play around with, how can one possibly go wrong?
On really big farms they plant crops with helis don't they?
Well, our crops are nukes! Hack and I start out at Syncretia and fly the length and breadth of the Archipelago planting nukes!!!
hhhh...
We are such GOOD examples to our students! It is absolutely mind boggling that they should be lucky enough to get educated by such fine, upstanding role models...
I am beyond proud of what my colleague MosMax Hax (aka. Max Moswitzer) achieved here...
Really nothing much to say, the photos will say it all and then some.
Here piggy piggy piggy...
Here piggy piggy piggy...
Good piggy!
Very good piggy!
(Wonder if I should give it some Whiskas?)
Last time I threw a party like this one here was probably 20 years ago ;-). So, I am glad that it went very well. Thanks to all who came and shared the day with CapCat and the tribe.
Visit the exhibit of CapCat Ragu at the alpha.tribe Gallery of Photography at Klein:
slurl.com/secondlife/Klein/55/116/63
Oh and, can everyone who sees themselves in these photos please add themselves? Sorry about that folks, but I cannot for the life of me remember what you were all wearing... :-\
MosMax's slide...
It is a long long slide from a great height all the way into the water. You touch a red ball and land inside of it and get catapulted down. If you are in mouselook it is a somewhat grueling experience. The construction itself is a beautiful luminescent wireframe. I went down quite a few times while I took these and will be back for more...
Very special thanks go to Jonny Dusk, who gave me his beautiful graveyard roses, which I hugely scaled up. Jonny also gave me the altar which I tried to terraform into the crevice of the mountain.
There is still some work to be done here but with material like this to play around with, how can one possibly go wrong?
Available at alpha.tribe for 0L$:
slurl.com/secondlife/Klein/55/116/63
This is the avatar of an art installation at Syncretia and as such it is a freebie.
This is yet another bit of old-work recycling. It used to be a poster designed for a design exhibition organized by the city of Daegu in Korea, hence the name of the outfit:
www.citrinitas.com/miscellaneous/daegu.htm
(And no, I am not from there. Never even been there... ;-)
Visit alpha.tribe at Klein:
MosMax's slide...
It is a long long slide from a great height all the way into the water. You touch a red ball and land inside of it and get catapulted down. If you are in mouselook it is a somewhat grueling experience. The construction itself is a beautiful luminescent wireframe. I went down quite a few times while I took these and will be back for more...
On really big farms they plant crops with helis don't they?
Well, our crops are nukes! Hack and I start out at Syncretia and fly the length and breadth of the Archipelago planting nukes!!!
hhhh...
We are such GOOD examples to our students! It is absolutely mind boggling that they should be lucky enough to get educated by such fine, upstanding role models...
The rejuventaion spheres
Syncretia/Citrinitas is an alchemical power plant which utilizes the water pumped from the Black Mountain for alchemical purposes. This water is cycled through the fairy chimneys at Syncretia/Cappadocia, after which it begins its long journey across the plains of the northern shore. The acquisition of alchemical properties is initiated during this phase: As it progresses the water gains in density. In the plant proper the water is further treated to the point where it can actually turn dross to gold! The two Hobo trucks inside the huge containers are currently undergoing treatment. One unexpected byproduct is a rejuvenating elixir! Sitting inside one of the spheres below the purification tanks can create wonders, not only in therms of appearance but also of state of mind!
this was a malfunction, i am totaly No-Sexual! there was a poseball and i used it, the knock-on effect was this nude.... whatever. I AM SO SORRY, I FEEL SO MUCH SHAME!
Building by Alpha Auer, story and animations by Frigg Ragu, avatars by Grapho Fullstop. Burning Life, 12 Mile:
slurl.com/secondlife/Burning Life-12 Mile/131/234/25
Building by Alpha Auer, story and animations by Frigg Ragu, avatars by Grapho Fullstop. Burning Life, 12 Mile:
slurl.com/secondlife/Burning Life-12 Mile/131/234/25
Well, like I was saying to someone the other day, my brain is already fairly damaged so exposure should not do much further harm. Indeed, if anything, the cooling winds around the crevices may prove to be beneficial!
This wonder is created by Pandora Wrigglesworth... The steampunk ears and tail, on the other hand, are the work of Thomus Keen.
This is yet another bit of old-work recycling. It used to be a poster designed for a design exhibition organized by the city of Daegu in Korea, hence the name of the outfit:
www.citrinitas.com/miscellaneous/daegu.htm
(And no, I am not from there. Never even been there... ;-)
Visit alpha.tribe at Klein:
"Padded", a dark and textured outfit designed by Grapho Fullstop, consisting of many attachments for men and women is now available at alpha.tribe:
This is most definitely my one favorite structure anywhere in the metaverse. Putting anything near it/next to it is a huge challenge but I really take my hat off to wolfie: The S+R port really looks magnificent next to it.
And then of course, is the huge, white, blurry cube: Windlight, fog and the effects generated by that cube, which was apparently created by a gentleman named Gene Replacement really make for amazing photographs I think.