Doing research for a better product

One of my new, unrelease creations needs something a bit better for a resizer. In fact, a script that would allow scaling and repositioning groups of prims would be ideal.

I'm amazed at the differences between the various products. They all do different things, and none seem to do all of what I want. If I combined several I could get everything but that gets pricey. So I'm still pondering this one.

I'm planning out my Halloween and Christmas treats - have some neat stuff  planned! You'll just have to wait and see - I think it's pretty cool!

I also found a great texturer that likes new ideas! Kaliana Ranica, owner of Eternal Creativity, has a lot  of fabulous textures for jewelry and many other things. The prices are fabulous also! Stop over there if you get a chance. Friendly and quality!

It seems each set I create is vastly different from the others. I tend not to be able to reuse a lot of things. While that makes the creations take more time, it means you  get something different each time.

Back to the creativity machine!

Okay, bad blogger - me I mean!!!

Sometimes you'd just like to chuck real life and just have SL. Not at option I suppose. Ah well, on to more fun things.....

Always Eclectic was featured in a hunt blog in June during the Accessories Hunt - how fun! And it was a very nice blog indeed by NatashaAngelfire - http://natashaangelfire.blogspot.com/2012/06/100th-post-accessories-hunt-prizes.html

I will admit I was prodded by a class I went to the other day, second marketing class I've attended by Kat Alderson, owner of Clutter. Even if I don't agree with everything she says, she always gives me ideas and makes me pay attention to what I'm doing.
Time has been just flying by and I've been creating lots of fun stuff. This month, Always Eclectic is participating in two hunts.....

For the Pool Party Hunt, two sets of pendants for ladies and gents containing your own personal, operating waterfall! This was a fun summer creation so I called it Summer Splash!



For the Past and Future Hunt, I decided to dig into the past. One of the first complex pattern beads was called a Chevron. The original, traditional colors are red, white and blue. These chevron necklaces are the result.

For September, Always Eclectic has been accepted into Steam 7! And I already have the prize created - it's awesome! Something completely different for me.

Stop by soon!

Happy Rez Day to Me - and 23% off Store Wide for You!!!

It's my second rez day in SL!! I'm in such a great mood that I'm putting everything in the store at both locations 23% off for the day! (exluding very nearly free and group discount items)

Stop by and get that set you've had your eye on!

Thank you for your patronage! It is appreciated more than you know.

Riendra