Hmm, where do I start? Well, this box is basically a playground for ladies (& bois) that love fun, color, & attention to detail. It’s based off of a teen bedroom that I saw in real life and decided that I had to bring it to Second Life. It’s filled with cute animations that will most certainly make you smile. I won’t go into great detail about every little feature of this box.  What I will do is share some pics that I had fun taking in this bedroom.  If you’d like a run down of what it offers, visit the SL Marketplace where you can get more details and even purchase it if you’re inclined.

If you need a place to hang out with a girlfriend, or would like a place that’s great for taking playful pics, this box is perfect for you. There are gossip and friendship animations on the window seat that are great for sharing secrets

What a great closet and use of space, eh?  This closet would appeal to anyone with diva tendencies or who secretly wants to be a primping princess!

The zebra textured stool contains dainty vanity animations.  A brush on the table contains props that a young miss can hold during animations.  Our model in the above pic is holding a jar of face cream that looks realistic!

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This box was created with the roleplayer in mind, with attention to detail. There’s lots for the user to interact with…working lights, sounds, animations for appliances and furniture…even running water and a working microwave!
I tried to be mindful of prims, but I didn’t want to be stingy with the build.

This basement is the epitome of grunge. It’s the largest build that I’ve done so far with four fully furnished rooms. The box has a realistic feel, with filthy wall and floor textures, you can almost smell the mold and feel the dankness in the air.

As great as this box is, there will always be some that don’t want the entire box, but like individual pieces from the box. With that in mind, there are sets and pieces available to buyers on the Second Life Marketplace.

There’s only so much that pictures can show and trust me, there’s much more to see. Visit the Second Life Marketplace for more pics and details about the skybox, or even make a trip in world to DIRTY BOXES to see the box in person. It is conveniently located at the front entrance of the store. Use the tele (Read more...)

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The classroom has a health theme with posters on the wall dealing in matters such as nutrition, bullies, and of course, sex. Some of the wall art definitely makes one chuckle at it’s take on teen sexuality but believe it or not, some of it is actually educational. I could have made it even more risque than it already is, but for me, it wasn’t about complete and utter sleaze as we often see in Second Life. I wanted it to be tasteful but still fun and entertaining. It’s made in a way that allows the buyer to add or delete to the entire theme as they see fit. Posters can be removed, and chalk boards can be made blank so that users can make their own theme if they’d like.

Have you ever been in a real life class room setting and seen some of the ceiling lights that have been blown out long ago? Well this room has that same feel. If you glance up at the ceiling, you’ll notice how some lights shine bright and others are completely non-existent.

The lights also have a color changing menu that allows you to select the color of the lighting you’ll use. So if you’re in a teaching mode, you can select a normal soft tone, or if you’re in a romantic mood, change it to a racy red if you’re feelin (Read more...)

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With that in mind, I decided to create a couple of dorm rooms for students, a male and female version.  Being a dork, the television show “Heroes” was a favorite of mine.  We all remember “Claire the Cheerleader” don’t we?  Well, during her college years they’d often show her whining in her dorm room about some teen angst issue.  The DIRTY BOXES  “Glamour Girl” and “Boi Dorm” were both modeled after her room.  The decorations aren’t the same of course, but it’s where I got my inspiration.

The “Glamour Girl(GG) Dorm” is extremely girly with its eye-catching color combinations that really grab a girl’s attention. It isn’t just a room, but was created to allow the user to hang-out with their friends. There’s a table and rug included where at least five can sit around, eat and chat with one another. Beds are animated for singles or for couples when they want to get close. The best feature of the room just may be the GG Vanity Table. It really allows a girl to interact with its (Read more...)

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A Grungy Motel Skybox for Second Life

It seems fitting that since this was my very first creation in skyboxes, that this should be my very first entry

This motel room is actually true to life.  It’s one that I’ve seen before in my first life and was never able to erase it from my mind.  As a Role Player in Second Life, I would wish someone would be kind enough to make a tiny little get away like this one.  There were some out there, but non that fit what it was that I was looking for.  So I created this and decided to share with the rest of the community.  I got a lot of positive feedback regarding it and decided to keep going with ideas.

When I first started SL, I was more interested in contemporary furnishings.  However, during my RPing years, grunge started influencing my taste more and more.  I loved the filth and how dark and grungy everything appeared.  It now influences a lot of my current creations with DIRTY BOXES.

In this skybox, the floors are stained, the walls damaged, and the furniture a little run-down.  It’s crappy in a chic way with it’s bordered up windows, broken television and nasty bath that’s attached.  A resident in world by the name of Jackson Sharple contacted me with the following comment:

“It’s perfect. The ideal amount of sleaze I was going for. Heh. The low amount of prims allows me to put in my own poses, as well. Just wanted to say thank you for a job well done.”

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