New World Notes: Need More New World Tableaus!

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

Need More New World Tableaus!

I'm looking for more submissions to my New World Tableau, this blog's ongoing album of SL imagery depicting emotions, stories, and entire cultures in a single screenshot. Here's the submission guidelines, and here's the full collection thus far, for inspiration. Want more inspiring? Here's a pic of me in Romenna, a beautifully sprawling, gloriously intricate ancient city created by Nick Lassard. (Direct SLURL teleport at this link.) Surely more talented image-makers out there can evoke the ancient empire of Romenna better than me?

Posted on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 04:58 PM in New World Tableau | Permalink

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..."Surely more talented image-makers out there can evoke the ancient empire of Romenna better than me?"...

A minor nit-picky sort of point - but while the sims are named Romenna, I understand that the city is actually a city from the Lord of the Rings called "Osgiliath".

It is however a beautiful build. The city covers two sims and the forest behind it a further four sims.

Posted by: Faerie | Wednesday, April 30, 2008 at 09:30 PM

Nice blog.
Keep blogging.

Beautiful pictures.

Posted by: Diana | Sunday, October 05, 2008 at 02:06 AM

Did you know that whilst this excellent build vanished from SL a few years ago it has been rebuilt by Nick Lassard in PMgrid (an Opensim grid)?

The original was just 6 sims but the new one is 16 sims in total size. So bring a packed lunch if you intend to explore it all.

If you would like to come see the new Romenna please email [email protected] for details of how to. Its free to visit and RP would be welcome.

Posted by: Bob Wellman | Sunday, March 06, 2011 at 09:46 AM

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