The Salted Fish : Alas D is a terrible blogger...

Tis true, D is failed blogger, she simply gets far too interested in making things and forgetting to write about them.

So what has D been busy with since her last blog?
Well as if one failed blog wasn't enough, D has started another to record her progression on a pet project that she's been keeping on the boil for quite a while.

If all the world was paper
And all the seas were ink
If all the trees
Were bread and cheese
What would we have to drink?

ditaspaperhaus.blogspot.com/
Although at the time of this writing, it's still a blank canvas.

D's also been a bit busy with actually have a small virtual job doing graphics for one of Second Life's inworld periodicals  Moolto and More Magazine.
Here's a sneaky peaky at one of the layouts that is upcoming for the month of June.

Moolto's More Magazine JUNE (Explore Page)

D has also been fashioning more products for her little virtual hobby store called Dita's Diabolique
https://marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/41927 and most recently put this up in it as a complete freebie!

Dita's Dance Any Place Gum Ball Machine

D still does pile ups over on Flickr with her latest being

Inverse Pinocchio (or Pileup Nº 34)

And so that is all you wunnerful fishlettes 'caught up' on the latest of Ourfish News!
 

The Travelfish : A Bugs Life

D of Ourfish takes a snap while giant ants go about their business.

Second Life is, if you can suspend belief and immerse yourself into it, an amazing universe of worlds. It is a vehicle in which you can take a ride in the imaginations of others. As the plains of Second Life are not defined, they are vast and it's hard to navigate. 

Under The Sky - by Yooma Mayo at LEA17

If you are an intrepid traveller and have no fear of creepy crawlies - then one place you may just like to visit is the exhibition by Yooma Mayo in LEA17. Titled " Under The Sky".

Here,  'Giant' opalescent insects inhabit the surrounds of a stalk of lilly that grows in the center of a shallow pool. The bugs fight over what one can only guess at as a colony of ants to's and fros around the landscape of this epic battle. 

Some fall by the wayside whilst others soar into the sky ...

Visit Yooma Mayo's " Under the sky" exhibition at LEA17 

(Linden Endowment of the Arts)