The first actual changes to the landscape of Binemist II are now taking shape. I have started with the terrain itself. The western part of the SIM has been raised to create an elevated area, and from there I have terraformed a channel that runs all the way east, eventually reaching the open sea.
Sometimes, a new creative project begins with a simple question: What if I stopped looking for new things and started looking at the things I already have?That question has become the starting point for my next project in Second Life: the development of Binemist II.
I went ahead and bought a new SIM. I named it Binemist II, inspired by my long gone SIM Binemist. I hope it will give me just as much pleasure.
When I entered the region Reservoir Zero at the Fantasy Faire, it looked strangely familiar and then again not at all. I could not put my finger on it.
I got to finish the Quest- but I cheated. I bought the express HUD, and it was worth it.
My time at the Faire has been limited this year due to RL issues, so I haven’t been much on and I haven’t blogged much. I welcome the fact that the Faire won’t close tomorrow, but will stay open until May 13.
Inspired by Japan’s Heian period, this region inspired me to mix my viking spirit with a beautiful dragon scale like kimono from FK* Store.
I got very excited when I saw my friend Cica Ghost had a region at the Faire this year. It was all I had hoped for. A world in black and white with funny looking buildings by WLS and Cica’s sweet characters.
Stoneveil Crossing is a place where time doesn’t move normally: past, present, and future blend into one another, lingering in the air and the water.
Under water, dark, tranquil, beautiful. What is above water is pretty and interesting.