Cartoon of The Day

 

 Taken at a stage play in Antiquity for the Relay, "It's A Jungle Out There." I snapped a picture in the middle of the costume changes, when with one guy the ape mask was one of the last things to go. 

 

By Bisyl Shuftan.  

 

Reader Submitted Picture: Lots of Lion

 

 From Huanita Wunderlich, whom after finding out the cartoon the Newser recently did about Club Lion's art exhibit opening party, sent is this picture of a scene in which more people were wearing the mask.

  

 

 

Cartoon of The Day: Why The Mask?

 

 

 Taken at the Moon Dance. Some girl had on a hockey mask, for some reason. Maybe she was trying to look scary. Or maybe there was another reason.

 

By Bixyl Shuftan

 

 

Cartoon of The Day: Censored

 

 

 Taken at the SL21B. Why the girl would be wearing a "Censored" mask, who knows. But a few things come to mind. 

Bixyl Shuftan

 

Cartoon of The Day: Clean Getaway

 

 

 Taken at a store. I don't know what was with the soap bubbles, but an old joke came to mind.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day: Masked Sharkgirl

 

Taken at the Texas Furry Festival. When one considers an amphibious sharkgirl, one would think they wouldn't need a filtering mask, Coronavirus or no. But I could think of one other reason.

By Bixyl Shuftan

 

Raglan Shire Map Masking

Raglan Shire's known for it's occasional map mayhem, someone erecting a sign over a sim big enough to cover it. This time, it's a reminder for people to take precautions during the Coronavirus crisis, which so far has claimed close to a half million deaths around the world, a hundred and twenty thousand in the US alone.

Cartoon of the Day: Veiled Confusion

Taken at the Relay Track. In the Gorean roleplays, the freedwomen wear veils. But in 2020's time of masking to reduce the chances of falling to a pestilence, someone not in the know could easily confuse them for another purpose.

Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day: Bunny Mask

Taken at Xanadu. The Coronavirus epidemic has resulted in thousands wearing masks. Which leads one to wonder. If you didn't have to worry about spreading it, why else would a guy be wearing one?

By Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day

Last month, I wrote about a friend getting the boot from a place because they didn't like his nonhuman appearance. So when some friends and I went to a pub while exploring around, and I saw the owner had put a bunny mask on the bartender, my imagination went to work as how that could have come about.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Interview with Faust Steamer (Walton F. Wainwright), Builder of The SL14B Stage Left

Besides the Cake Stage, the build the Second Life Fourteenth Birthday will likely be known for the most is "The Guardian," or "Stage Left" as it's official name is listed. The huge beast with three moving heads wowed and impressed many. The man who designed and made the build was Faust Steamer (Walton F. Wainwright). Second Life Newser recently had a chance to interview him about his time inworld, and how it led him to create this noted structure.

Read the interview in People.