Sophia Harlow has thrown down the gauntlet. No, we will not be drawing guns at high noon…I’ll still be drawing little hearts around her face at that hour. Rather, she has challenged all SL bloggers to take a walk down memory lane and post photos of how our avatars have changed over time. A looooong [...]
Blogger Challenge: Three Little Things
by Gabby Panacek on 02. Jan, 2010 in challenge
On December 26, Samara Barzane issued a challenge: Share the three things in our inventory we couldn’t bear to part with. I’ve been thinking about it since, and I think I’ve finally come up with my three…sort of. So, without further ado… 1. Vetro Eyes by Exodi Specifically, Vetro in Blue, Large with Veins. I’ve [...]
Fashion Designer’s Challenge: Mark Your Calendars
by Gabby Panacek on 28. Apr, 2009 in announcements, challenge, events, fashion, places to visit, press release
This evening I had the pleasure of attending (yes, in all my fruity glory) the Pre-Launch party for the Fashion Designer’s Challenge. This event, the brainchild of Samsara Nishi, features 35 of Second Life’s most talented designers and requires them to work collaboratively to create clothing, skin, hair and shoes that are, perhaps, outside their [...]
Blogger Challenge: How Low Can You Go?
by Gabby Panacek on 11. Apr, 2009 in challenge, fashion, just for fun
Isle Lunesea posted on her blog about how we can all do our part to reduce lag at crowded events, hunts and expos by choosing wearables that contribute to a low ARC or Avatar Rendering Cost. So she challenged bloggers to come up with attractive, low-ARC outfits…under 100 ARC to be exact. I really pushed [...]
Challenge: Armoire Diversity – Take 1
by Gabby Panacek on 23. Dec, 2008 in challenge, fashion, look of the day
Ana Lutetia suggested this fantastic challenge on her blog, and I’ve been shopping for a couple of weeks to pull everything together for the looks I wanted to create. Needless to say, each shopping excursion ended up changing my focus a little bit. I knew, however, that if I procrastinated any longer, I’d never get [...]

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