Looking for a cool fantasy sculpture that also has function? Buy this Unicorn Greeter! It greets your visitors and tells them to touch it for a note, notifies you that you have visitors, and makes a list of the visitors for you! The Unicorn is also customizable! In addition to being able to change its size, you can set a custom channel, range, rate, greeting message, and set what location it is at (in case you have more than one placed).
The total prim equivalency is 78 (at the current dimensions). It's quite high, but it has great detail!
Permissions on the object are Mod and Copy, but no transfer. The scripts are copy only. The note cards are full permission.
I was awarded a sky sim space for an art exhibit by the University of Western Australia (You can read about my exhibit on their blog, as well). It opens on December 11. The Opening Reception is on that day from 6 PM to 8PM. Hope to see you there!
When trying to decide what to propose for this exhibit, I asked a friend, "If you could create anything, even if it was something not possible in real life, what would you make?" Her response wasn't exactly what I was going for. It was, "I would help the animals." At first, I dismissed it as not having answered the question.
I later returned to her answer and asked myself, "How can I use my 3D art to help real life animals?" The answer I came up with was a 3D zoo of endangered species; with links to donate to the World Wildlife Fund. I wanted to help the animals, not only by asking for money to help them, but also by providing an educational exhibit. For this purpose, I chose species that are not widely known and I've included links to information about them.
This has turned into a rather large undertaking! Consequently, not all the environment objects are my own creations. Things such as plants and rocks may have been created by other Second Life residents. The items that are my creations are mostly mesh, so you will need a mesh enabled viewer to enjoy this exhibit. (Exact location will be posted at a later date.)
Finally, I wanted to add an element of fun to the exhibit, so I set the zoo within a garden maze! There will be a treasure hunt on the first day of the exhibit, where you can get some of my products for free, and a few visitors will also win some L$!
Balkan Lynx and Kittens
Douc Langur
Maned Wolf with Pups
Numbat
Male Resplendent Quetzal
Café Area with Dancing and Free Food
Just Added December 17th
Karner Blue Butterflies. This is a male. Visit the exhibit to see the female.
Apologies. Due to Real Life Family Death the Last 2 Exhibits May Not Be Completed by the 31st.
I am still working away at getting the Interactive Endangered Species Zoo ready for exhibition. I will not be running it the entire month of December, as I spent too much time on the Challenge Entries! o.O Oops. So . . . I plan on having it ready on December 15th, if not sooner.
Looking for a temple? Buy this marble mesh one! It's land impact (prim equivalency) is only 9 (at current size).
Looking for a tomb for Halloween or another occasion? Buy this very low prim equivalency mesh one! At it's current size, it's only has a land impact of 2 prims! It's made of one mesh prim, with one standard prim for the door. Door opens and closes on touch.
Looking for a gothic table and chair set? Then this item is for you! The table has a land impact (prim equivalency) of 5 and each chair has a land impact of 3 (with table and 5 chairs rezzed, impact is 20). A basic sit animation is included. All are modifiable, so you can change the color, texture, and size . . . or add your own animations.
Looking for some candles to decorate your home? These mesh ones will look great! They have detail of melted wax, but only have a land impact (prim equivalency) of 2 or 3 each (the short ones are 2 prims; the tall ones are 3 prims). They would also make a great Halloween decoration! Get them on the Second Life Marketplace!
Come view this item at my inworld store through the month of October. (Get SLURL in store profile. I don't put it on individual products, in case I move.)
Anyone can open and close the desk by touching the unicorn's ribs on the left side.
Anyone can make the unicorn whinny by touching the horn. there is a 20 second delay between whinnies.
The owner can turn the fog on, change its color (white is the default), and turn it off in chat. The channel is set to 33. For help with the fog, chat "/33 help".
Commands include:
help
fogon
red
orange
yellow
green
cyan
blue
purple
pink
black
white
fogoff
It has 2 standard prims for the eyes. The rest is mesh. The total land impact (prim equivalency) is 46.
This item can be seen at my inworld store. Please see my store's profile (or my own) for the current location.
I have two pieces entered into this month's UWA Open 3D Art Challenge: "Will You Be Next?" (a Halloween themed, interactive piece) and Pteradelphian (a sculpture of a new species). They will be on display for the remainder of the month. Please go vote for the People's Choice award. This is also the last of the challenges. :(
I've not gotten to announcing a new product each week! Why? Because I've been too busy creating! I got two entries into this month's UWA Open 3D Art Challenge (I'll post about that next), I've been working on my Interactive Endangered Species Zoo for my December art exhibit, and I have created a few more products to sell. I just have gotten around to marketing them. I think I shall do that today, especially since one is for Halloween and it's only a week away.
Love dragons? Looking for interesting lighting for your Second Life® property? Then buy this Dragon Torch! The dragon is one mesh object with a 16 prim equivalency; the flame is in one standard prim.
I now have an inworld store at Loki! Here you can see the Gargoyle Greeter in action, see the Unicorn Desk, be illuminated by the Dragon Torch (photos and video coming soon), check out the Steel Bed, and more! There's a Subscribe-O-Matic Kiosk, for you to sign up for announcements and free gifts, a link to this blog and a Second Life Marketplace Magic Box.
This Saturday October 1st, I'll be having a small Grand Opening event from 3pm to 6pm SLT. Come by, check out the store, meet me (provided my internet connection cooperates), and get a free gift!
It's official! The UWA Sky Sim Art Exhibit has been announced! My "Interactive Zoo of Endangered Species" is scheduled for December. It will be located at WASP Land/139/44/249 (Currently, the SLurl link isn't working, but if you type WASP Land/139/44/249 into your log in screen, you can get there). The first exhibit starts October 1st at 7pm. It's "jjccc Art" by jjccc Coronet. See the UWA announcement for a listing of all the shows.
Anyone can open and close the desk by touching the unicorn's ribs on the left side. Anyone can make the unicorn whinny by touching the horn. there is a 20 second delay between whinnies.
The unicorn also has fog emitting from its left rear hoof. The owner can turn the fog on, change its color (white is the default), and turn it off in chat. The channel is set to 33. You can change the channel by selecting Edit, Edit Linked, and then choosing the Left Rear Hoof. Put the channel number you would like to use in the Description. For help with the fog, chat "/33 help" (without the quotes and on a different channel, if you've changed it).
Commands for the fog include:
help
fogon
red
orange
yellow
green
cyan
blue
purple
pink
black
white
fogoff
The unicorn is made of 10 prims. Eight of those are Mesh. The eyes are standard prims. The prim equivalency for the Unicorn Desk is 85.
Please view and vote for my Unicorn Desk with Mushroom Stool at http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/UWA/61/134/250! The only specifications for this challenge are a 110 prim limit. I made it with a 86 prim equivalency, hence the blockiness on the unicorn. I plan on adding more scripted features to this piece and selling it in the marketplace. (I will also be submitting one or two pieces to next month's challenge. I'm thinking I'll make them relevant to Halloween.)
I've just been informed that I will be creating an exhibit for UWA (University if Western Australia) in Second Life for the month of December. I will have a 5000 prim limit. I don't want to give up all the details yet, but it involves an interactive exhibit on endangered species. I will begin creation today. When the event gets closer, I will post more details, including the location. =D
Looking for a cool gothic sculpture that also has function? Buy this Gargoyle Greeter! He greets your visitors and flaps his wings for about 10 seconds, tells them to touch him for a note, notifies you that you have visitors, and makes a list of the visitors for you! He is also customizable! In addition to being able to change his size, you can set a custom channel, range, rate, greeting message, and set what location he is at (in case you have more than one placed).
He is 5 prims. Two are regular prims and 3 are mesh prims. The total prim equivalency is 55. It's quite high, but he has great detail!
Permissions on the object are Mod and Copy, but no transfer. The scripts are copy only. The note cards are full permission.
Instructions are included within the gargoyle's contents, or you may download a PDF on the Second Life Marketplace listing.
What does this mean? It means that Second Life® residents can now create models using 3D programs, export them as .dae files, and then import them into Second Life!
I (along with many other residents) have been waiting a long time for this! I had some models made already. I just finished uploading them, creating the advertising material, and listing them on the Second Life marketplace!
Metamorphia Designs is a business by me, LunaMetamorphia (a Second Life® resident). I create digital products to sell in Second Life®, as well as real world products to sell in my Zazzle store: Metamorphia Designs". Right now, I don't have a store in Second Life®, but my products can be purchased in the MetamorphiaDesigns Second Life® Marketplace Store. As my inventory and sales grow, I will set up a store that residents can visit inworld.
I have been a graphic designer in the real world, since 1999 and have been learning 3D modeling since December of 2009. I have been in Second Life® (as other characters), since February 2007.
