Tag: empathic eccentricia

• BURN2 2014 Santalarity: What’s in the Box?

      A few days ago Santalarity closed. Santalarity is a spin-off from Burn 2, the burning man art festival in Second Life. Tau hitched a ride on the small train that went around the site and then got sidetracked in a forest. Since I liked this forest with it strange trees, I decided to take…

  Merit Coba

  06/01/2015

  Empathic Eccentricia, Traces of a Second Life

  2014, art, Burn 2, Burning Man, Daark Gothly, empathic eccentricia, Huntress Catteneo, iSky Silverweb, Jedda Zenovka, merit coba, Miko Kuramoto, ohmy shalala, pictures, Reno, Santalarity, second life, Tau, Taubchen Sonnenkern, veleda lorakeet

• Empathic Eccentricia: Bitter Sunday(s)

    Sometimes one gets these visions or images. Trying to capture them is half the challenge. Bitter Sunday(s) is one of those. This one is made by Tau using prims in second life and a lot of tweaking with windlight(= the name for the light scheme used). Hence Tau made it, cause Tau does all the…

  Merit Coba

  26/04/2014

  Art, Empathic Eccentricia, pictures

  Bitter Sunday, empathic eccentricia, Gray, Intuitive art, prims, Tau, Taubchen

• Second Life & OS Grid: All hail to the torus

  Well, That title requires some explanation. Especially for people who are not familiar with Second Life or the OS Grid. Second Life is, as you might have heard, a virtual world. OS Grid is another one. Both OS Grid and Second Life are based on outwardly similar technology. There are more virtual worlds that are…

  Merit Coba

  29/01/2014

  Empathic Eccentricia, Traces of a Second Life

  art, empathic eccentricia, open sim, os grid, prim, prim changes, prim twisiting, prims, second life, visual, wind light

• Empathic Eccentricia: Outsider

  My eldest daughter  saw this picture and she connected the dots in her own way.  The images force you into think into a certain pattern. So what is the story? Which reminds me that my one of my next post should be about the game Dixit.

  Merit Coba

  09/12/2013

  stories

  empathic eccentricia