Seraphim visited Fox Road today…
… she likes sims like this…
… it’s dark, without being grim…
… a place that could be in the middle of some de-populating apocalypse…
… or just an empty resort village in winter…
… somewhere an alien girl can wander around and think her alien thoughts.
Seraphim went to the ‘Ota.Con’ event, this morning. As she wandered through the stalls, she became aware of whistling/thudding noises in the surrounding forest, and could see flashes of colour above the trees… this was far more interesting than the bland products on display, so she walked into the forest…
… where she discovered pyrotechnics shooting out of the ground…
… and exploding over her head…
… Seraphim was totally delighted, having never seen a fireworks display in SL, before…
… she wandered about, looking for the best places to capture the elusive displays… like SL lightning, they were very hard to pin down, photographically… she took over 200 images…
… she thoroughly enjoyed the display, and is quite happy with the few good images she captured. Although the actual products for sale were totally forgettable, the fireworks display will stay with her for ever.
Seraphim took a break today, from painting, to do some exploring. She visited Arranmore…
… she loved the colour palette here…
… the sim is beautifully atmospheric, with plenty of delightful tableau just waiting to be incorporated into photo shoots…
… there is the constant lullaby of the waves against the shore…
… the sky is brooding and lightning-filled…
… Arranmore is a lovingly created sim, well worth a visit, and very photogenic.
Today, Seraphim hung the last work of her current ‘New Vision’ series…
… it’s called ‘Field Contamination’. Seraphim is very pleased with the iterations she produced in this series…
… she loves being able to see them so big it’s like being ‘in’ them…
… she’s looking forward to seeing what her next series looks like.
Seraphim has hung some of her recent work in New Placebo Gallery…
… these works are a divergence from the Gynoid photography she has pursued for over a year now…
… but, anyone who knows Seraphim’s work knows this current work is more like what she has produced for the last 9 years or so…
… she is very happy to actually be painting, again… the photography thing was intense, and she was seriously into the subject matter, but her tastes/interests are not concrete things…
… Seraphim is a ‘creative’, and the very nature of creativity is change/growth.
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