#virtualworlds

Bliss Bay, early hours. The shore looked calm, but the town was already awake inside itself.

Not every story reaches the surface. Some stay in the sand, written by wind and erased by the next wave.

My friend and I decided to explore a creepy map in VRChat last night. We were just the two of us, armed with our virtual cameras, taking selfies in every spooky corner we could find. The atmosphere was eerie, with flickering lights and creepy sounds that added to the tension.

Each selfie captured our mix of excitement and nervousness as we navigated through the haunted environment. It was a fun and slightly terrifying experience that had us both laughing and jumping at shadows.

The Virtual Worlds Massive Online Open Course is a month-long course on connecting online for collaborative learning and teaching through Second Life and other virtual spaces. The event runs from September 1st through 30th with the theme “Connecting in Virtual Worlds. Communities of Practice”

I love art! There are so many different perspectives others have of the world, and each person shares that creativity in their own way. Art is a self-expression of the soul, similar to how avatars are our creations of ourselves in a virtual space; art is a way to show talent, creativity, and individualism. Artists don't get the spotlight they often deserve (hence the term starving artist). However, artists are now taking to Second Life and different Metaverses (virtual worlds) to reach a wider audience and grow their popularity. Second Life has been home to many artist installations through the years. This evening I took a skip and a jump over to the destinations guide and found "The Jennifer Steele Gallery."

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