If you want this makeup, pick up a copy at my shop for $0L.
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I’m wearing it with one of my favorite Gala skins 😛
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Juicy – Bridgette Shape
Meet Bridgette! This is the newest shape from Juicy that I made for the newest Alyx skin from Pink Fuel. I love making shapes for new skins that I wear, cos so many people want a similar look but do not have the patience to play with body sliders for too long.
I’ve done all the work for you with the new shape, so you can purchase the shape, skin and follow my Style Card to get this exact look.
All Juicy Shapes are copy/mod and includes a style card.
Purchase this shape online!
Juicy – Bridgette Shape @ Marketplace
Or visit Juicy in-world!
Visit Juicy Shapes! 🙂
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Linden Endowment For The Arts
It’s October the 1st, and that means Havenhollow is open! This year, the event is being sponsored by the Linden Endowment for the Arts, a program that allows residents to apply for land grants and put on exhibits for other users to enjoy. If you want to apply for a sim, visit this website to learn more.
So far, some friends and I have run around Havenhollow and explored most of the places… but there’s a problem. We can’t find the ending! We’ve searched all over for hints and clues, but after looking through the haunted areas and trick-or-treated at all of the houses, we’re a bit stumped.
Have you visited Havenhollow yet? Do you know where the “ending” area is? Perhaps there isn’t one this year? Or maybe it’s a timed event and will be set up later? Leave a comment about what you think!
Speaking of the LEA arts program, if you want a smaller space to exhibit your work, there’s currently land available at the Art Farm Co-op sim in their Pop-up Gallery section. Read the rules here before you set up, so your stuff won’t get returned! All galleries are cleared after two weeks, but it allows for artists to show off their work and possibly be motivated to create more. Currently there are lots of spots available, so go grab one!
There’s also a cafe/city section (photo above) where users can make machinima, put on plays, and take photos to their hearts content. You can rez props in the cafe or the city itself to create as you need to. The cafe is also a great place to meet other artists and collaborate.
I’m very happy to see Havenhollow making use of the LEA program, and I hope they continue to earn land grants from them in the future. There’s a lot of joy and care in their work and to me, that’s what we need more of in the grid.
Do you create art in Second Life? Have you applied for/earned a LEA sim before? Do you know of other haunted places we should check out? Leave a comment! Thanks!
April Fool’s from Google
While checking my Adsense dashboard this morning, I noticed that Google added stats from other planets and moons, LOL!! Happy April Fool’s Day!! Just in case I have some extraterrestrial readers now, HELLO!! 🙂
Don’t believe anything you read today, especially if it seems absurd, it probably is.
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Formation
Did you know I’m a queen? No. Really. Let me explain.
Every Mardi Gras, the following Sunday is Super Sunday. At this time, Mardi Gras Indians come out to show off their costumes, which they painstakingly made over the course of a year, leading a tribe of people along with them to battle with others for superiority on the streets. The “battle” consists of song, dance, and the costumes themselves. It’s a dying tradition–which is why I’ve been trying to take up masking these past few years.
It used to be that Mardi Gras Indians created their costumes with whatever they could find. Sequins, beads, whatever they had. Over the years, costumes became more and more elaborate until it became a financial burden to create them. Feathers are going to cost you hundreds to make a proper costume now, beads another couple hundred. And everyone is always trying to outdo each other. This was a problem for me. How on earth could I even justify spending so much on plumage when I had bills, you know?
I figured I could replace the beads with clever painting (easy to do), but the feathers? That was a problem.
That changed with the help of some cosplayers, who showed me how to create faux feathers with spray paint and thick enough card stock. Thanks to them, I can carefully construct my cultural costume over the course of a year as tradition dictates.
Heads of tribes or Big Chiefs or Big Queens. Hm… Big Queen Cake. Do you think that’s a nice name?
Today I’m at Turnbuckle Island! I know Gogo was seaside recently too–this is also what I do on my spare time, I come to Turnbuckle, rez a ship, and sail on the Blake Sea. I just got this awesome trawler from GEMC, which is very fun to drive, so you’re welcome to come along whenever I’m sailing! I’m hoping to get a Bandit 60 soon.
What I’m Wearing
Exile – Bond Girl Friday
!gO! – Cosette corset and skirt*
Empty Pockets – Sunnies – Stay True*available at We <3 RP.
Kira Ahn Fall 2008 Collection
Designer Kira Ahn has just released the Fall 2008 Collection and it’s full of short coats and adorable dresses.
[ [KA] Nomis coat – red | [KA] Nomis coat – black |Armidi – The Bombshell hair | and a custom Juicy umbrella from Stitch by Stitch <3 ]
How adorable are these coats?
[ [KA] Nedo Jacket /lila/ | Truth – Jezebelle hair ]
This dress is so cute with its sparkly texture and cute little waist bow. Fit for a mermaid princess or something 😛
[ [KA] *Hudso* green | Swallowtail – Organic Jewelry set | ETD – Katie hair ]
[ [KA] Visor – green | Armidi – Scarlett hair | Paper Couture – Antique Pearl necklace ]
I LOVE this green Visor dress, perfect and so elegant. And the texturing on the system skirt is well done.
TP to KA Designs to view the Fall 2008 Collection!
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