By Bixyl Shuftan
There's a lot of exhibits at the Second Life Birthday this year. A few days ago, we mentioned a few. But we didn't have time to go into many. So here's a few more.
One I'd hears about was "SL Terrain Models" by Erik Mondrian, in SLB Beguile.
For my SL20B exhibit, I have on display some 3D topographic models that I
made of several different places in SL's world. As a sort of follow-up
to that and as a "proof of concept" in terms of scale, I decided to try
gathering elevation data for one of the SL mainland continents in its
entirety
There were several sets of maps there, such as "Sakurasseria," the Japanese Linden Home area of Bellisseria.
One Newser reader, Kamida Delec, pointed out one funny exhibit, Grace Loudon's Alien Invasion at SLB Breathtaking.
Kamida joked it was a case of "Mars needs CAKE!", a play on the movie title "Mars Needs Women."
One would think they'd believe it meant more sweets for them.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SLB%20Breathtaking/52/173/23
Among the Exhibits at SLB Fantasy was "My Game Of SLife!" by Callie Cline.
Among the Exhibits at SLB Fantasy was "My Game Of SLife!" by Callie Cline.
It was a take on the popular real-life board game.
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SLB%20Fantasy/234/218/23
KittyCatS! Had a "Space Party!" exhibit, "Join the KittyCatS! for a zero gravity, birthday bash!"
KittyCatS! Had a "Space Party!" exhibit, "Join the KittyCatS! for a zero gravity, birthday bash!"
IN SLB Breathtaking was an exhibit by the dance group in Creations for Parkinsons, "Savoy Dance 101 Class: Intro to Dance in SL"
http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SLB%20Breathtaking/126/115/23
In SL20B was one exhibit for those with an increasingly diagnosed mental condition, "A Higher Spectrum."
A Higher Spectrum is a work of Art to showcase Autism and it's many facets that surprisingly is a driving force in Second Life. So many creative people in Second Life are proud members on the Spectrum and yet thrive and contribute positively for all.
That's all the time yours truly has for now. So be sure to visit these exhibits, and more and the Second Life Birthday
Bixyl Shuftan
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