* ESHI - A DB Bailey and Eshi Otawara collaboration for the Stanford Libraries at Locus *
Designed by DB Bailey, this exhibition features fabric samples from traditional Japanese kimonos that date back to the late 1800's, combined with selections from Eshi Otawara's stellar Winter-Spring Collection that incorporates elements born of spring, power, strength, and light from within, while embracing softness, curves, blossoms, and lightness. Importantly, there are symbols from Japan within her collection, from airy blooms to powerful petals, all with a wonderful blend of coloration, patterns, and contrasts.
The fabrics belong to the prized collection held by the Stanford University Library. The full collection can be viewed at the Stanford site: http://slurl.com/secondlife/Stanford%20University%20Libraries/131/137/133
from NPIRL Group
- About Virtually Olivia -
Welcome to the chronicle of places I go, and events I attend in my Second Life travels. I post lots of photos and landmarks to get to stops I recommend. Most of this blog - but not all - is dedicated to educational builds or places pertaining to education. I am an ardent Second Life traveler, and this blog reflects that.
04 March 2009
Locus
03 March 2009
fishing gear
Friday Karu fishes in blue.
gotta love the 7Seas fishing servers. we have 3 on the property.
02 March 2009
What Kind of Hero Are You?
Blistering Alloy - I kinda like it. I think the flaming gun is a direct influence of my time in WOW.
http://www.cpbintegrated.com/theherofactory/
01 March 2009
Iggy Travels to the Gallery
Please go check out Iggy's blog and read his reaction after visiting the Art Garden.
And check out the story in ROLE magazine about Feathers Boa, one of Second Life's best and someone I am proud to call my friend.
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