Interview: Maddison Mokeev of Cloud 9.1
Contributed by Shauna Skye Maddison Mokeev has created some of the most detailed and realistic urban grunge builds in Second Life. The quality of the creations are top notch, and I would rank most up there with Arcadia Asylum and Tooter Claxton. On some of Maddison’s items, like the new couches and chairs, I believe [...]
Cutea Benelli Update
Contributed by Shauna Skye For those new to SLFix, I’ll fill you in: Cutea Benelli is one of my favorite creators in Second Life. She does everything from scary Halloween decor to grunge furniture and post apocalyptic clothes. Her items are twisted, creative, morbid, unexpected and ofttimes giggle-inducing. If you visit Low Prim & Grim [...]
The Record Shop by Cloud 9.1
Contributed by Shauna Skye I have purchased a few buildings from Cloud 9.1 because they’re great at creating urban grunge, and post apocalyptic styles. The textures are realistic, being far above most things you find in Second Life, so I was pleased to see they released something new: The Record Shop! It’s funny, but I [...]
Cartoonimals
BY EDITOR SHAUNA SKYE Marianne Shan gave me the landmark to Cartoonimals after I got all excited about the adorable tiny rabbit she was wearing in her front pocket. The rabbit’s face moved and its ears twitched. I had to know who made it! Cartoonimals turned out to be bigger than I expected, having so [...]
Grendel’s Children
Contributed by Richard Morrison Wow! Where to start with Grendel’s Children? Weird Aquatic life forms, dinosaurs, strange steam driven mecha–to mention nothing of the dragons. The list goes on. If you haven’t seen this place you have been missing one of the highlights of Second Life, and if strange and unique avatars are your thing, [...]
Low Prim & Grim Halloween
Contributed by Shauna Skye I got notice from the Low Prim & Grim Group reminding about Halloween. This group keeps me informed of new things Cutea Benelli comes out with. October is a great excuse to visit Cutea’s store which features diabolically charming and creative items. Not only that but while you look at gruesome [...]
Arcadia Asylum Recovery Group
Contributed by Shauna Skye One of the most incredible builders I’ve ever seen on Second Life is Arcadia Asylum. She has produced astonishingly realistic looking “slum” items that have to be seen to be believed. I was in awe the first time I saw her Slum Hotel, and I’m particularly fond of her subway station [...]
Sine Wave Island – For Dance Animations
Sine Wave Island has the best dances and animations I’ve found in Second Life. Dances do not come cheap, and average 250 lindens. If you love to dance or are a club owner who wants the highest quality dances, however, this is where you get them. The people running Sine Wave have been professional as [...]
Devil’s Labyrinth – Haunted Castle Maze
The other day I got an IM from my friend Marianne Shan. It had one word in it. “Help!” Along with the IM came a teleport offer. I took it. What could be wrong? What has poor Marianne gotten herself into? I arrived to find my friends Marianne, Magdalena Bing, and Hugh Eel inside some [...]
Cutea Benelli is an Incredible Builder
Furniture creator Cutea Benelli is simply amazing. Not only does she make the coolest items I’ve seen but she manages to make all her creations low prim and affordable. If you have lovely exotic taste, Cutea’s store Low Prim & Pretty would be your thing. You can get sculpted chairs and beautifully intricate tables that [...]
U2 in Second Life
Contributed by Shauna Skye U2 in Second Life has to be one of the coolest things. Last year I saw them in concert, and they put on a terrific show with guests Billy Joe from Green Day and Eddie Vedder. These were not just avatars doing little guitar animations, but they looked frighteningly realistic and [...]
Star Trek Museum of Science
Contribued by Shauna Skye Ok, I admit it. I dig Star Trek, and the Star Trek Museum of Science in Second Life is a must see for anyone who is fan. I didn’t realize how much the museum had when I first arrived, but the more I explored it the cooler it got. The first [...]
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