Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

Monday, June 8, 2026

Relay Track Sneak Peeks: Fantasy Faire, Seekers of Hope

 

 Taken at the Fantasy Faire's exhibit in RFL Research. 
 

 Taken at RFL Reflection, the Seekers of Hope's camp, "Everyday Warrior: By Anya Stanwyck. This picture is up for bid in their silent auction.
 
 Bixyl Shuftan
 

Thursday, August 25, 2022

More on NatureCon

 
Gemma Cleanslate has been checking out NatureCon, a two week event made to encourage Bellisseria and Mainland groups to work together and encourage exploration, especially exploration of nature-themed areas. There is much to see, do, and experience here. Gemma checked some more of the event, and took a moment to write.
 
Read Gemma's story in Events
 

Wednesday, March 3, 2021

Interview With Sabine Mortenwold

 

Newser reporter Kayly Iali recently met up with Second Life artist Sabine Mortenwold. Sabine describes herself as a mixed-media artist, one whom has been painting most of her life. She has had works on display in a few galleries, and has her own high above the Oxygen sim. Kayly interviewed her, and she would describe how she paints her works, what other artists she admires, and more.

Read Kayly's interview in People.

Saturday, February 6, 2021

SL Video: "Watch The World"

 

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 By Robbie Dingo, posted by "Sharefestival" on April 2008, "(Duration 4'17") 'Frameless heads on nameless walls, with eyes that watch the world and can't forget - like the strangers that you've met'. [Don McLean]. Ever looked at your favorite painting and wished you could wander inside, to look at it from different perspectives? Spend a single day in one of mine, from early sunrise on a new day, to dusk when lights come on in cosy homes; through a peaceful night, till morning. Shot on location in Second Life then post-produced, this was an idea I had a while ago. The Sim in this work was on temporary loan so it's all been swept away now, leaving only the film behind. It was always intended however that the video would be the end product, not the build. This work is dedicated to the many weird and very wonderful strangers from around the globe I have met, but have never really met."

Hat Tip: New World Notes

Friday, August 30, 2013

Brandi Streusel’s Custom Painting and Underwear Shops


Does your motorbike look drab? Are you in the need of some quality panties or briefs? If so, Brandi Streusel can take care of your needs. Grease Coakes recently interviewed her, and she talked a little about both of her shops, Brandi's Custom Painting and Brandi's Panties.

Read more in Design.