Cajsa Lilliehook covers the best in virtual world screenshot art and digital painting
Squeeze’s untitled picture fascinated me. It seems like a crown of thorns but is it blowing apart or coming together? Her face is downcast so perhaps it is assembling on her head. Either way, it is a fascinating concept. Her stream is dominated by black and white, though there are some color pictures, too. There are several gorgeous headshots, some as striking as this and other beautiful ones.
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This untitled picture is so beautiful. Don’t we all want to spend a sunny say lazing in a flower meadow? I want to be there with a ball to toss for the dog. It’s glorious.
This other Untitled picture makes me think of the spring in northern Minnesota when the snow is melting and there are patches of unmelted snow. It’s always cold and damp, but it doesn’t feel cold and damp after the sub-zero temperatures of January and February.
Squeeze’s work is gorgeous. I love how bright her whites and how velvety her blacks are. The pics are sharp and rich in contrast between the light and the shadows. Yum!
All images copyright Squeeze
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Cajsa’s Choices is devoted to unique, artistic, and innovative virtual world-based images and screenshots that showcase the medium as an art form and Second Life as a creative platform. (Generally not images that fit on this Bingo card.)
Cajsa Lilliehook is a seventeen year resident of Second Life, where she owned a photo studio, spent several years as a DJ at The Velvet, and for her first SL job, cleaned up prim trash. She co-founded and runs the It’s Only Fashion blog with her best friend Gidge Uriza. She also has a book review blog, Tonstant Weader Reviews and a cooking blog, Single Serving Recipes. She spends a lot of time researching and reporting on Republican sexual predators. In her first life, she is a retired grassroots leader who has worked for economic and social justice issues most of her life. She is also the minion of a cat named Nora.
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