Ambre Singh's web gallery: Galleries
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I went back to the Lost Unicorn forrest. And did many more discoveries.
Sim such as these make me love SL. Thank you ?
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Take a deep breath, and clic TP. You have arrived in Kékéland. It will take time to load. This sim is an absolute wonder, an immersion into a typical italian fisherman’s village. Cinque Terre without the hord of tourists… ?
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Cica Ghost has created a new little world, DayDream. Deliciously oniric and poetic.
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I had a walk in the Mad Pea attraction park. It was an inspiring moment, and I shot a few pictures.
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If you hear the calling of Gaia, answer the call and follow this link. Gaia Calling is a wonderful sim made with light and infused with magical qualities, as you can see below…
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The only compliments requiring no feedbacks are those given to oneself. So, exploring new ways to pleasure myself, I indulge in a little orange and blue selfie session.
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Santa Maria Dell’Isola di Tropea, in Timeless memories, is open again, thanks to Oema who brought it back to life. This sim has a very sweet place in my heart, and is linked to important… timeless memories.
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I was lucky enough to observe whales from very close several times, aboard a small boat or a zodiac. Although the sea was very cold, it was very tempting to dive and get in even closer contact with these wonderful beings.
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There are places in Second Life that make your heart sing. Places that express the talent, poetry, creativity and love of their makers. Places that must be enjoyed while they still exist.
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Another old series of pastiches, this time on movie posters. They were made between 2007 and 2013.
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How would it feel to walk into a harem painted by Gerome? To switch place with the woman depicted in American Gothic by Grant Wood? To surf on the tsunami wave of Hokusai, or be massaged by the octopus depicted in his The Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife?
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Gérôme, Bouguerolles, Alma-Tadema, and many other great artists trigger something deep in my soul.
A good way to feel this "something" is to enter into the artwork. SL is perfect for that.
Enjoy my history of art... revisited, version 2020.
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Anachronisms, Ambre’s travels through time, space and myths, is the first theme I explored, taking advantage of the fantastic creative opportunities offered by Second Life.