Wagner James Au

3 weeks ago | nwn.blogs.com | Wagner James Au

The gloriously dorky Deadpool dance from the opening of Deadpool & Wolverine (SL version above, original from the movie below) is officially available in a Second Life store*. I say "official", because the SL animation is a motion capture of dancer Nick Pauley AKA Dancepool, who actually performed the opening scene of the movie.

3 weeks ago | nwn.blogs.com | Wagner James Au

Originally posted on my PatreonJust heard back from Linden Lab on your top five most requested improvements to the Second Life economy! Company spokesperson Brett Linden sent this reply:Thanks for sharing!! Love that you are going to the community and getting these suggestions. Brad is very focused on the top two items.

3 weeks ago | nwn.blogs.com | Wagner James Au

Cajsa Lilliehook covers the best in virtual world screenshot art and digital paintingᴅɪᴀ posted this gorgeous pic showing off an outfit for the event Pride at Home. I love the picture and I love the look. I like that it’s in pastels rather than the usual saturated colors of the rainbow flag. After all, when you see a rainbow in the sky, it’s usually pastel. Now, when making a flag, check out Pantone’s Color Guide to the Pride flag. But for clothing, why not pastel?

3 weeks ago | nwn.blogs.com | Wagner James Au

The cult classic Thief franchise is going VR! Courtesy Eidos (its original publisher) and Vertigo Games, creator of the award-winning creators of VR hits Metro Awakening and Arizona Sunshine, Thief VR: Legacy of Shadow is set for release on Quest, PSVR, and on Steam this year. I'm only surprised a VR reboot has taken this long, because the original games from the early 2000s were all about 3D immersion (both graphically and aurally).

3 weeks ago | nwn.blogs.com | Wagner James Au

Cajsa Lilliehook covers the best in virtual world screenshot art and digital paintingK4RIIM gives us “Happy Pride Month” in this joyful picture with his friend or partner. I love the joy of Pride but I know it’s a hard-won joy. It’s easy to forget how much it means 55 years after the Christopher Street Liberation Day March, the first Pride event. I’ve worked the booth at non-profit organizations at a dozen or more IRL Pride events and the joy is infectious.