In the United States’ modern mythology, Route 66, established in the 1920s, emerged as a symbolic way to hope and freedom, to the promises of a better life or to the dreams of a more authentic existence on earth. This set of images also comes to my mind when I visit Mother Road – Mirage […]
Read More No Eden to the westAs Bellisseria expands in Second Life – but it was clear from its very beginning – the latest Linden Homes continent becomes more organic and integrated. Each time it increases, visitors and residents can confirm that, in contrast with the old premium continents, Bellisseria has been planned as a continuum where houses are not just […]
Read More A community forest in BellisseriaOne of the most interesting tasks involved in building a sim or a group of sims in Second Life is the one of landscaping: not only because this is how we give some (virtual) concreteness to the atmosphere we mean to create, but also because it determines how integrated the different areas of our project […]
Read More Geography mattersIt’s fair to say that there’s been a trend in Second Life to build, present and photograph sims that represent small villages at a somewhat remote beach or houses that are more or less isolated in the countryside – places such as The Mill, at Lemon Beach, and Whimberly, which illustrate this post. Certainly, regions […]
Read More 2 regions for reaching tranquility in Second LifeWhen my friend Tomais Ashdene gave me a bicycle in Second Life, I didn’t think I would be beaten by the biking bug, but the fact is that bicycling is a great way to explore some sims out there, especially the ones that reproduce a countryside atmosphere. This is the case of Roche. Actually, it seems that […]
Read More I want to ride my bicycle
Second Sighting 