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I love Stacia Villota's SL screenshot-based tribute to the art of Audrey Kawasaki, whose Klimt and anime-esque paintings on wood you can read about on Wikipedia or see on her official site. Stacia gives her tribute an SL-twist of neko cat ears, of course. See and read more of her tribute here.
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I love that picture and was really impressed with how fully she captured the spirt and the technique in her tribute. I included the same picture yesterday in my Shopping Cart Disco column rounding up "What I Like." When there is something this well-done, it's no surprise that it gets widespread attention and notice. It's well-deserved.
Posted by: Cajsa Lilliehook | Friday, July 29, 2011 at 02:03 PM
I love what Stacia does on her blog--always well researched, inspired and beautiful.
Posted by: Harper Beresford | Friday, July 29, 2011 at 03:01 PM