I specially like to watch Sci-Fi Movies because of the awesome costumes/ Masks they come up with. Brining to life all those Aliens, monsters and Fantasy Creatures. If you are also into the fantasy Look then you should definitely visit Rezzables still going event 2010 - the Future is now. Yes Rezzable has done it again brought together very talented SL designers to get inspired by the future. If you haven't paid a visit to the Greenies sim and got your favorite pieces of this very large collection then- what are you waiting for?

            VIOLATOR
Game of the Courtisane
            Aluminium

Last I reported, I left with the sorrowful prospect of sentience thrown away. But with the dark, there is light, and with a negative outlook of the future, there is an optimistic one awaiting. As current issues ask what we throw away, they also pose the question, "What will we grow in the future?"

When it comes to the word futuristic, most people seem to think about Star Treck and Matrix like scenarios. Machines will rule the world and the Humans will live in space wear colored Pajamas or whatever lol sorry Treckies. Most are torn inside about this fact half fascinated half horrified, about a possible future where machines control/ dominate with strict organization which leads to the loss of accidents everything is planned into the last detail even the genetics of our kids. Ok It doesn't have to be exactly this disturbing, we could also be wise learn to live with our natural resources and have peace on earth -  oh sweet dream. But what if it all turns out the opposite way? What if our future isn't fully technologized for example like in the Movie Mad Max where our world is more like a dead dessert and we live more primitive again.

It is always a challenge to capture the beauty and detail of clothing when shooting, but even harder to portray the "essense" of a item with much depth and character. Perhaps the hardest challenge thus far of all the creations for the Swan Song event at The Black Swan, AvaGardner Kungler's "Oceania" gown from Kunglers Couture.

Throughout the coverage of this event, mythology has found its place amongst discussion of color and cut. It's not terribly surprising- these ancient understanding of how the elements work have been with man as far back as we remember. At times, these legends speak more truth than science because of their raw, emotional cores. The tale of Aphrodite rising out of the ocean in a burst of sea foam may be compared to the rush of feelings that one feels when the arrow of passion hits. Though research can explain it away as biology and social nature, it cannot take away from the wonder of love's blindness with its strikes.

The Lady of Venus, however, certainly wouldn't turn a blind eye to SYSY's Waternymph gown.

I ashamedly admit, I did not know what to expect from Dezi Jarvinen of Staged. I was not familiar with her designs (regrettably so) and so I would have to say that "Mother Nature Gown - Earth" was the biggest Surprise for me at Swan Song, and most pleasurably so.



Being an elf of the forest, this is something I felt immediately myself in, wandering aimlessly, lost in thought and very happy and content.

Ahawi - the Earth Goddess, recreated for The Swansong on the Native American skin that Ayesha Bisiani of [Skin Within] released in January 2008. Yet given new life with these tones and expressions of nature that spring from the eyes and curve delicately across the face.

The wings have parted at the Black Swan, revealing its clutch of treasures to the world once more… for one last time. Each is a unique gem of the elements, crafted by various artisans from across the grid. As time winds down for this grand bird, I and others are striving to catch the last of the magic.

The wild swan's death-hymn took the soul
Of that waste place with joy
Hidden in sorrow: at first to the ear
The warble was low, and full and clear;
And floating about the under-sky,
Prevailing in weakness, the coronach stole
Sometimes afar, and sometimes anear;
But anon her awful jubilant voice,
With a music strange and manifold,
Flow'd forth on a carol free and bold;
As when a mighty people rejoice
With shawms, and with cymbals, and harps of gold,
And the tumult of their acclaim is roll'd
Thro' the open gates of the city afar,
To the shepherd who watcheth the evening star.
And the creeping mosses and clambering weeds,
And the willow-branches hoar and dank,
And the wavy swell of the soughing reeds,
And the wave-worn horns of the echoing bank,
And the silvery marish-flowers that throng
The desolate creeks and pools among,
Were flooded over with eddying song