What I Love about SL
It’s not the social interactions, for I’m a textbook example of an introvert. It’s not even the shopping, though I confess I own more pairs of shoes in SL than I do in real life. What I really love is the potential for creativity and expression, and this is duly culminated in the exhibits found in the Garden of NPIRL (Not Possible In Real Life) Delights.
There is a lovely article written about NPIRL in the upcoming issue of Prim Perfect, written by Alesia Markstein. (I should know, ’cause I just finished laying it out.) If you’re interested in reading the article, you can download it here and get a taste of both the magazine and what amazing things are possible in SL.
I stumbled on your blog while goggling for some help on sculpty prims a while back – I enjoy your ramblings ; ). The installations you write about are very well done and very stimulating. If you ahven’t already check out AM Radio’s work – he is perhaps less ‘fantastic’ then the artists you feature – but really stunning work. I don’t have the LMs handy but if you search for AM Radio his work is in his Picks in his profile.
By the bye – I loved the hill top village! Very fun making them small for the perspective effect…