Breaking thru,, White noise
The project below was a ad campaign. It run for six months in M2 magazine to promote what we do. And the book was released in world as THINC book and several hundreds of SL citizens have read it.
If you want people to see your products. Advertising is one way to break thru.
Second life have a lot of Magazines and in world ad possibilities. We can help you get the ads your product deserve.
I have a long experince and education in media and ad photography,
About the Author
Cyberserenity Vella 
Virtual world artist and blogger. Developer of software and stuff. Read more at My blog
When i am inworld i use my Oculus rift so if i do not answer the chat it is because i cant see my keyboard. Try voice.
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- Architecture
- Action scripting
- Avatars
- Scripting planes in Second life.
- Moving all Opensim databases to MariaDB
- The Mobius grid
- Design work
- Lighting
- Soundscapes
- Haul to Linkoping
- Finally solved the Webkit problem on Linux
- And a package delivery in a snowy Malmoe
- Evening Sky Aurora flight
- The landscape
- Brand management
- Run your own business
- Sorry about the downloads. :(
- Visited High Fidelity today.
- The new Blender
- Web templates on its way.
- Waiting for a new R.O.B.U.S.T server
- One of my fav designerd in SL
- Poser 9.Playing around.
- Started work on Opensim Lendonia again.
- The quality of things in Second life.
- Winter comes to Lendonia.
- Beginners by Cica Ghost
- Another transport for 2worlds2go logistics.
- Modern graphics ETS2
- City of lost Angels
- Sorry about the mess with logins.
- Finally the simulator is up again.
- The new High Fidelity Sandbox.
- Dark side of the Rainbow at – Kitely
- Another one for Cica Ghost. “Them”
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- The 1920s Berlin Project - Weimar Republic role play sim
- Time to drive again.
- Maybe a new career as a VR DJ.
- My new gaming rig
- Back in a old game.
- Travelling the world
- Todays company flight to Bergen.
- La Digue du Braek, Muppets Island
- Time again for the OCC2016
- New France expansion.
- X-mas flight 2016
- I like to try out new furniture
- At home with my X-mas cards
- We all wish you a Merry Christmas
- Happy new sim year
- Beta testing MyWorld on Steam.
- Started working with the Bento avatar
- Driving the France expansion.
- Constantly exploring.
- Transfer content in virtual worlds
- Another one is gone
- Finally found my name while driving.
- Long day just taking a break.
- Sometimes it just time to party
- ROMANVM that’s a great build.
- The view from my house
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- Pride Second life
- First High Fidelity avatar.
- Slow day @ the office.
- Never get tired of exploring SL
- OSGRID revisited
- Finally i can talk about Sansar.
- Back in to Sansar. Today Bryn Oh.
- Playing Adrift for a few hours.
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- New avatar in Sansar
- Finally some flying.
- Sometimes you just find a gem.
- ETS2 Italy expansion: great
- Grid jump to Tranquility Welcome
- Easter once more in SL
- Website work continues on a stormy sea
- Creepy trip to Sansar
- Always enjoy The Galleries
- Its my birthday.
- Pride in Second life again.
- OC2018 New look
- Another good one from Cica Ghost.
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- Waiting for a bus in SL
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- Exploring
- Art Space XYZ
- Another year. The future.
- Fantasy faire objects. How far we have come.
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- #Townscaper a nice little builder.
- Bryn OH and creatures.
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- Another day in Second life.
- To be or not to be?
- Back in the air but in VR.
- A new time for my blog.
- So far Second life have gone.
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- Need more AI people.
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