Those who love “fantasy style” must visit “Lost Unicorn,” a place in Second Life® full of evocative details typical of the most beautiful fairy tales.
The owner of this beautiful resort called Natalie Montagne: I think her sim is one of my favorites, and because I love the “fantasy” style and because I appreciate the attention to detail in setting the scene.
Bridges, snowy stairs, and signs indicate the most exciting places to explore.
The Lost Unicorn is also a place full of romance: there are lovely “alcoves” where you can spend unforgettable moments and take a beautiful souvenir photo.
Moreover, art lovers will not be disappointed when you visit the “Lost Unicorn Gallery,” an excellent art gallery where the best photographers exhibit their masterpieces.
Art Perspective, My Art Column on ECLIPSE Magazine
Hey folks.. Well, I thought I had already done a tutorial on how to fit your mesh eyes but, I decided, after having people make this request many many times, to do a more detailed video to help newer viewers, and residents… and explain how and why I fit my mesh eyes the way I do…
I often meet people who ask how you can import an animated GIF into Second Life®. I state immediately that importing an animated GIF directly is impossible. What we can do is divide the animated GIF into the frames that compose it and apply a script that gives movement to the various frames. The operation is very simple, requires very few steps and the use of a specially created tool. Let’s see how to proceed. First, we choose an animated gif that has a total size of less than 10 MB.
2017 was a complicated year for me. I leave this year behind me with great relief, even if there are aspects that I can not cancel.
My mom and I have taking care of my dad, seriously ill, during the last 11 months.
We have done all that was humanly possible to alleviate his suffering, praying and pleading for a “peaceful ending”.
My dad left this life on November 27th.
That day a part of me died with him.
The serene, joyful and playful part.
Although this Christmas is a moment of profound sorrow for me, I wish you all a wonderful holiday period and a Happy New Year …
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