Enjah Goes Violet (not the Shrinking Sort though)

Ok this was vectorized in Vector Magic (Stanford University), and then the colors were changed in Photoshop. I am sure this could be done fairly quickly to a batch of images. Thanks and a tip of the Mysterio Hat to Osprey Therian, one of our resident SLGENIUSes (er, maybe that is more properly SLGENII?).

Enjah's Waking Second Life

Here I am simplified in Illustrator. Now all I have to do is make a gazillion stills from a movie and do this to every single frame ... do you think I have the patience and persistence?

Thank You, Caissa and Hatshepsut!

Caissa Amat first contacted me to do an article for The Looking Glass, an online Second Life publication. When I discovered she was a painter, I asked her to show her work at my gallery. Now the article has been published; you can read it here. Hatshepsut is the photographer who took that luscious pic of me in my gallery.

Foggy Day in Bodega

It was one of those grey, foggy days and my mood matched the weather.


I flew to Steve's cairn and spent a little time in soft sad remembrance.


Looked up and saw AnalogDog and the Empire State Building rising into the foggy sky. Just a passing mood.

Greenbrier Wood Explored

Arriving I wandered the winding road through the Wood along a steep hillside, which made me feel a bit uneasy, as I could not stop from running into things.


I found there some glowing crystals, mysterious and alluring.


A gypsy cart called to me, and I rested for a moment.

I ascended a tower and overlooked the Wood.

The treehouse was, alas, unapproachable.

The island, small and romantic, beckoned on the horizon.

A small gazebo sat on a hillside overlooking the panorama.

Greenbrier Wood is still in development. It is by Adrek Lowell, the same person who created Chakryn Forest.

Sailing to (and in) Seaside Village

Come on in, the water's fine!


I can see the Empire State Building from here!



I hope the arch of the bridge is high enough! (It is.)

Along the shores of the Old Coast ...

Old Coastie!

Ferry Cross the Mersey and BEYOND!

It all began with a jaunt to famous places, one of which was The Cavern, where the Beatles got their start, and thence to the Ferry which Crosses the Mersey.


Osprey has been ribbed quite a bit about having switched to prim hair, but this shot illustrates her charming new hairdo, not to mention her elfin piquance.


Then Young joined us and we decided to visit Versailles, which has a dress code. Osprey and I bought 17th-Century dresses and wigs, and whisked off to the ballroom.



And then there were two. Young was summoned by an Unseen Presence to dine in some Other World. We assume it was a Sumptuous Feast.


We betook ourselves to Missing Mile, in Soap. It was a darkly chaotic town, which provided scooters. In our costumes, we were an oddity, but no one commented, even when we scooted into houses and poked around.


A passage to India provided me with this luscious view, but few sights other than modern houses and sandy islets.

Finally in Taste of India we stood beside a lagoon and conversed with a couple of the habitues, one of whom was attired in Indian style, the other in ... Mondo Bizarro style. Charming people met randomly.

Osprey put "Afghanistan" into the general Search slot and came up with ... Travlin Mendicant! We have not seen him for many a month; perhaps he was caught in some scam or other and jailed in a bleak and desolate place. Shades of "The Comedians"!