Essence

I picked up another mesh template and started playing around.  I'll start with the (mostly) finished product.  You can scroll down to see the many iterations of this project.

Here it is with that big zipper put in.  I'm overly proud of the zipper.

Then, I added some wrinkles and some minor highlights.

Finally, I added some highlights and a neat leather texture.  (The texture is rather subtle, once it gets in-world, so don't be surprised if you can't really tell.)  Some final touches and this will be ready for everyone else.

By the seashore

I was helping Hazamar with a rebuild of Enterprise Bay.  We decided to build a dock and you can't have a dock without bollards and fenders. 

Anyway, I built the simple bollard on the right out of regular prims.  Sure, it is suitable, but it is three prims.  I went into Hexagon and sculpted the one on the left.  Sure, right now it is plywood, but if I can ever get Blender to spit out an ambient occlusion map it will be amazing!

Saint!

Here is the first real look at Saint, my newest addition to the Heroic Soles line. 

Available now at Heroic Soles in-world and on the Marketplace at Heroic Soles.

Scouting Ahead

Just a quick look at what I've been working on.

I finally picked up a mesh skirt that I think will be a great addition to those heroine costumes.  Now, I just need to get the colors right.

More to come during the week.

Chaos on the streets

After all that work I had to spend a little time playing dress-up.  I just called the costume Chaos from the symbol on the cape.  I really like how this one came together.   Now, I have to figure out the next great project.

Scorched again!

I finally finished getting this great costume into Second Life. 

I figured I should share the ad picture for the Heroic Pack, because everyone wants ALL the colors.  I know I do.

As a preview for the single-color ad, here is my favorite: Red!

I'll be working on getting these up on the Marketplace over the next few days.  They may be available in the in-world store even sooner.

Scorched

I kept playing with this until I got it to do at least some of the things I thought it should.  Long sleeves, sleeveless, with and without sheer panels.  I just kept going.  I really like how the colors worked out on the sheer panels.  With so many costume pieces this will take ages to get uploaded, sorted, photographed and into the shop.  I should get to work.