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A Polar Bear surfaces for some air as he swims at the zoo. He would high five up against the glass below, where the kids would hold there hands, then come up for air to surface then dive again. It was a very sweet thing to see. This is my pic for the day for January 24, 2009 for Project 365. 24/365
Whales - Under the Surface. My fabric design on a throw pillow. This is one of my favorite patterns right now. :)
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This is a developer version of a Surface unit. Two pre-installed apps..
one was the water app. Touch the screen and ripples appear.
two was a developer data mode that just displays information related to the contact.
September 2009 - at AM Radio's new art installation, Surface, which opened on Sept 21.
Train portrait above by AM Radio.
Visit his site, Surface, in Second Life, click on the paint spray can, and you are directed to the Graffiti Life website outside of Second Life where you will find the tools to make your own creation. Click upload when you are done, and it will appear on the train in SL. Eventually, it will be replaced by other's uploads, but all creations will also be automatically uploaded to the Surfacegraph Flicker site where they will be archived. A really enjoyable way to view them all, and see what others have come up with, is to click on "slide show" on the Flickr site, and view them that way.
It is loads of fun, and you can make as many graffiti creations as you like, so be sure to try it out.
Another brilliant idea by Mr AM Radio. What an amazing, and ever surprising mind he has.
Link to AM Radio's build, Surface, in Second Life:
slurl.com/secondlife/IDIA Laboratories/152/111/2057/
If you are not part of Second Life, or even if you are, you don't need to be in Second Life to participate. All you need to do is visit the Graffiti Life website, create your piece, and then upload.
Graffiti Life website: memoryprojector.com/graffiti/
All creations whether made by someone in Second Life or not, will be archived at the Surfacegraph Flickr site below: