PXL Photo Contest : Examples of PXL Creations

Remember our PXL contest about whomever can make the best build using Becky Shamen's PXLs? A few readers have rewuested a few pictures of examples of what can be built from the structures. So Becky made a few examples, such as the sphere above.

Here's a small floating pyramid-shaped structure.

Builds can also include mixed elements, such as this "houseboat."

For more examples, check out these on Becky's own blog.

Now let's see what you the readers can create. The contest ends on June 1, 2015, with 5000 Lindens as the prize.

PXL Photo Contest

Recently, the Newser wrote about Becky "Sha" Shamen's real-life invention, the Pneumatic Crystal Lattice, or PXL, an idea of hers for building lightweight but strong structures capable of floating on water. Recently, she decided to offer an inworld photo contest to help spread the word about the product. Whomever can take the best picture of the most detailed example of architecture made up of PXLs gets 5000 Linden dollars.

You can get a free PXL kit at the SL Newser office in HV Community (140, 85, 25), or you can IM Becky or Editor Bixyl Shuftan for one.

The contest is scheduled to go on until June 1, 2016

PXL Promo

In real-life, the person behind Becky Shamen's avatar has been involved in a number of things. At one point, she took a try at designing a kind of air-filled structure that could be used to make floating builds on the water, as small as a toy or as large as an island or town. She recently did a few builds in Sunny Beach using virtual reproductions of the process. Then wrote about what would be involved in real life.

Read Becky's article in Extra.