När han nu visar delar av detta äventyr ikväll på Rose Borchovskis skapelseTwo Fish med början 22:30 kan jag knappast ge ett bättre söndagstips!
"CHUTES D'IMAGES" [at "One day my Cow will Come"]
31th of July - 1:30 PM SLT - http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Cariacou/216/142/4035
Dress code: lightly scripted to preserve the 300 mo of memory given to a sim :-)
The little red phonebooth acts as a TP + local chat relay for different places.
// Preamble:
We now receive in one week as much information as someone living during the 18th century had during a lifetime.
Of course the current Prim Minister will tell you dealing with this amount of images, facts, recipies etc... is not a problem.
// Part I
"L'ORCHESTRE IMPROBABLE" [An improbable Orchestra] -> 30 to 45 minutes
Where after wearing a musical hat you are invited to sit on the giant sieve-balloon and be patient while the conductor -tries- on you a new composition (too bad for you he is also a composer).
Note: The chairs on which you are sitting are the Prim Remains of avatars who tried the catapult.
// Part II
"CHUTES D'IMAGES" [Falling Images] -> 8
A collaboration with Oberon Onmura
"Chute" is "fall" as in:
"Falling rocks"
"The Fall of an Empire"
Open the door and let it taste you.
The balloon is back. Full of images captured in the skies of Second Life it is now secured to its mooring mast. The pilot - who already had left the scene for the Cafe - comes back in the bathtub to pour out the images into the Arena where they will fight for your attention, hoping to delay the inevitable evaporation in Time.
Watch your step or your might be in serious trouble.
+ A video: http://vimeo.com/23729931
+ Took photos ? -> http://www.flickr.com/groups/mycowwillcome/
+ "Chutes d'Images" is based on this: http://bit.ly/qddFj0
Thanks to:
Rose for inviting my giant lego in her sim.
Oberon for teaching my prims the Dark Side of LSL.
Jo Ellsmere for some of the chairs used in "Chutes d'Images"
Maya Paris, Penumbra Carter, Dekka Raymaker, Kikas and Marmaduke for their hats (and intensive testing)
And to all the others who added a projectile to the catapult.
