Showing posts with label Akiko Kinoshi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Akiko Kinoshi. Show all posts

Saturday, May 23, 2026

SL Video: "The Pilgrim's Forest Quest - Final Sequence"

 

 
From Akiko Kinoshi on May 16, a recording of the final part of the Fairelands Quest, "the final sequence once you enter the hedge..."
 

Saturday, January 17, 2026

SL Video: "The Dollmaker"

 

 
From Akiko Kinoshi on October 25 2025, "The Night Theatre presents: THE DOLLMAKER Recorded October 18 2025 at Fallen Gods in Second Life 'At the end of the worlds, at the last refuge of a universe, lives a lone magician and creator of mechanical things. Driven by the wanting of companionship he works, day and night, to find a way to bring life to another like him. Another to work beside him, as time ticks on, to the tune of their mechanical hearts. He has yet to discover the way to empower such a heart with energy that lasts beyond moments. So his searching keeps on, for minutes and moments and lifetimes.' The Dollmaker "Join us for an evening with the magic of Theatre and a special show just for the Anniversary Festival (of Fallen Gods). The Dollmaker is a new performance by "The Night Theater" and will be performed at the Anniversary twice... Hope to see you there ..." Alia Baroque The Night Theatre Dancers: Aelva Fairelander Six Ethereal Stevie Morane Basevi Sam Puren"

Monday, December 22, 2025

SL Video: "In Darkest Night"

 

 
From Akiko Kinoshi on Dec 20, "The Darkest Night - a particle show by Delain Canucci and Kurk Mumfuzz Recorded Dec 20 2025 at Loon Lake Park in Calas Galadhon 
 
"The Darkest Night in Calas: On the darkest winter night, Calas lay silent beneath a sky of deep shadow. The ancient pines stood tall and still, their branches heavy with snow. The frozen lake shimmered like glass, untouched and endless. No voices. No footsteps. Only the wind, weaving through the trees like an old song half-remembered. Among the woods, scattered were a few quiet cabins, small flames glowing faintly within, but most of Calas was wild, watchful, waiting. At the forest’s edge, where the shadows deepened, a single warm light flickered in a small wooden workshop. Inside worked Corin, the lanternmaker. His lights were not made for streets or houses, but for hearts, for memory, and for those who walked the long dark paths. Though fewer and fewer remembered him now, he continued his work quietly, alone. The Knock Just after midnight, while the forest held its breath, a soft knock echoed at the workshop door. Corin opened it. A child stood there, one of the few who lived in a distant cabin among the pines. His coat was heavy with snow, his eyes wide with cold and something like hope. In his hand he held an old lantern, dented and lifeless. “This belonged to my grandmother,” the child whispered. “She lit it every winter, and the forest felt warm. But now it won’t shine anymore.” Corin nodded with gentle understanding. “Come inside.” The Memory Light The workshop smelled of woodsmoke, pine sap, and melting wax. Corin placed the lantern upon his workbench. “To return its light,” he said soft and steady, “we must remember the warmth it once carried. Flame is not enough. The heart must return as well.” So the child began to speak. Of walking through deep snow with laughter echoing between the trees. Of warm bread shared beside a crackling fire. Of stories told while the winter winds howled outside. Of feeling safe. Of being loved. Corin listened in stillness. And as the child remembered, something shifted, not just in the lantern, but in the room itself. He touched flame to wick. The lantern glowed. Not bright. Not sharp. But warm, a golden memory that breathed. The Light Spreads The glow shone out into the forest night. Animals paused in their tracks. Owls blinked from snowy branches. Foxes lifted their heads to watch. Even the ancient deer moved quietly from the shadows. They gathered, not in fear, but drawn by the gentle return of warmth they had almost forgotten. Those in the scattered cabins stepped outside, lanterns in hand, old, dusty, silent. They did not speak. They brought them to the child’s flame and one by one, the lights awakened. Soon, Calas glowed. Small warm lanterns hung from branches, rested on cabin windowsills, and shone across the frozen lake. The forest was not made bright. It was made alive. The darkness did not vanish. But it grew kind. Morning When dawn rose pale and soft, the storm had passed. “Will the lanterns stay lit forever?” the child asked. Corin smiled. “No light lasts by itself. But we can always choose to kindle it again. Especially on the longest nights. Especially for the ones we miss.” The child understood. The Tradition Now, each winter when the nights grow long, the forest of Calas fills with lanterns. Not to chase away the dark, but to welcome it. Because the beings of Calas learned: Light is warmest near the deep night. Comfort is felt most when cold surrounds us. And love continues wherever we choose to remember it."

Saturday, January 7, 2023

SL Video: "Lights 4"

 
 
 
 From Akiko Kinoshi on December 12, 2022, "4th and final show of the Last "Lights Week" of 2022 by Mario2 Helstein."

Saturday, September 3, 2022

SL Video: "Aki & Dixmix -- Sound & Vision -- at SL19B"

 
 
 
 From Akiko Kinoshi on June 27, "Video recorded in Second Life by Chrix* on Saturday, June 25 2022 ........ ....... Music by Dixmix Source ....... Particle Show by Akiko Kinoshi ....... ....... Event host: Violet Boa ....... Venue: SLB Dazzle -- Event Region ...... Thanks everyone for joining us today !!! (Especially my Boo  ) Delain and Kurk -- thank you so, so much for your guidance and particles !! Blaise -- Akipelago Master Scripter -- thanks for enabling all the super-cool effects!! AND -- Thank you Lindens and Moles -- you guys rock !!!"

Wednesday, May 18, 2022

Thursday, May 12, 2022

SL Video: "The Hunros Mine"

 


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From Akiko Kinoshi, "The Hunros Mine at Fantasy Faire 2022 Designed by: Loki Eliot Sponsored by: Children of Stories & Realm of Rosemont"
 

Saturday, July 18, 2020

SL Video : "Sky Fire / Quartz -- Pink Floyd Tribute"




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From Akiko Kinoshi on June 2019, "Sky Fire / Quartz -- Pink Floyd Tribute - performed Sunday, Jun 02 2019 ( This video was filmed at a dress rehearsal Sat Jun 1 2019 to maximize video quality by minimizing lag -- so there are no audience shots in this video ;-) Sky Fire is: Lexi Marshdevil and Particle Tom"