Cinemassively: Making shirts for Second Life in ArtRage

by Moo Money on Jul 14th 2008 12:30PM

Video, Tips and tricks, Second Life, Free-to-Play, Cinemassively, Machinima, Education, Virtual Worlds

Second Life's new user experience can be baffling, but the worst part happens after the resident gets used to the virtual world. When it comes time to create something, the templates required are tough to master. While many residents, including this blogger, hung up their Wacoms, Torley Linden has an instructional video that just might help us out!

Using ArtRage, a program that offers both free and paid versions, Torley shows us how to use the tools. Afterwards, he explains tracing and preparing the image for upload in SL. At almost 17 minutes, you're walked through every step of the process. Soon we'll all be clothing makers!

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Tags: artrage, cinemassively, linden-lab, ll, machinima, second-life, sl, torley-linden, torley-torgeson, tutorial

Reader Comments (3)

Artrage is a lovely natural media program to use - and even for super skilled computery artists, is a welcome change in it's immediacy and minimalism. For anyone who wishes to forget their using a computer and just paint stuff (especially if you have a tablet) I highly recomend ArtRage. It's a painting program for immersionists - a breath of fresh air in it's free version, and well worth the price of entry should you wish to go further with it :)