So far I've just put my "flower that lost its ground" sculpture on a floating platform (the texture of the platform is "potting soil", thought that was appropriate.) I just realized it is not turned upside down anymore, so has it found its ground? Should I turn it upside down again?
I guess I'll use this space somehow in my art piece. What do you think?
Brent showed me a cool, autumn retreat today:
You know I just had a thought: what if my final art piece was a documentation of my time in SL. I have enjoyed just playing and taking screenshots of my travels, what if my final art piece displayed those screen shots in a creative way within second life? Like, a photography exhibit kind of . . . about myself . . (I'm so vain, you'd probably think my art was about me . . ).
What do you think?
What a good idea.
ReplyDeleteI found some free stuff for your home on the secondlife marketplace.
https://marketplace.secondlife.com
Search for home and garden, sift by $0-$10, sort by Price: low to high
And, I saw some entire living room sets for $0.
I even got a really cool globe. Even though I have no place to display it, yet! But, I've been thinking about getting a premium membership, too.
Here is the link for the globe:
https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Free-Globe/630668
As for the flower sculpture, I like it like it is, "grounded" in potting soil, but not actually grounded to the ground. I like it just floating.
Cool! Your very first home in SL =] How about turning your home into an art piece representing you? We're all vain in one way or another.
ReplyDeleteI wish autumn was like that here in Texas.
This is a really interesting idea! The photography exhibit of screenshots. Because I always think the screenshots look so much better, or make the experience of SL look so much more gratifying than the actual experience of being in SL is for me, personally. The screenshots are the best part! They just look better than the pixel problems and slow loading part of things do in real-time.
ReplyDeleteI like this idea!