In an effort to reach out to a more advances and prosperous business community, UnReal Designs has elected to move to Dallas, Texas. Communications between the dates of December 31 - January 15th are expected to be fractured, but messages will be answered in short order, so pleased email any requests or questions you might have to contact@unrealdesignsonline.conm
Today UnReal announced that it has been selected as the content provider for the Love Infinite Sim in Second Life®. Casey Jones, VP over Global Marketing at Dell Computers, is the owner and visionary for Love Infinite. It was purchase to act as a means to give and and gain exposure for his book title by the same name. His book is all about how the L- word, love, can change our lives for the better. Not talking the romantic type here for the most part. Casey is adamant that the focus be on the humanitarian type of love as well as the romantic kind.
Li, is it is named on the map, remained dormant for over a year until he met Jessica Lindsay, a good friend of Casey’s, referred him to Tessa Harrington, the owner of UnReal Designs. Tessa, aka Theresa Kinney-Johnson in RL, mapped out a very naturalist environ for this build, calling upon new and old team member of UnReal to bring Casey’s vision to life.
Feel free to drop in as contruction gets underway. UnReal will be an open project, so that al the members of Li, Love Infinite, can experience the sim as it unfolds and give their impressions and ideas.
Due to popular demand, the Grand Harbor Bazaar has been completely filled and manager Vicky Arcadia has requested UnReal Designs return to create yet more vender space! This time, she’s asked UnReal to create an aquarium feeling under the wharf, with vender tents and a special tarot card tent called Second Sight. All logo and marketing materials were done by UnReal Designs. The location has become a favorite hang out spot for folks awaiting their turn for getting their cards read. Come by and get a taste for the exotic as fish swim leisurely by. Tell them Tessa sent ya!
Please refer to our Player Portfolio for images and the SLurl to the sim.
In an effort to better promote itself and its preference partners, UnReal has done the unprecedented by calling for all this preference partners to move their sims to encircule the 3D Web Portals.com sim. As Theresa (Tessa) Kinney-Johnson explained, it idea is to promote each other’s expertise in a collaborative manner, by co sponsoring convention meetings, conferences, and grass roots seminars to educate the businesses to the power and possibilities of the emerging 3D Web.
The new 3D Web Portals sim will be in the middle of a small continent of sims that represent all the preferred partners signed on with UnReal. Some of the partnerships are as follows;
* 3DRealiState, to focus on the real estate division of UnReal Designs
* UnReal Designs, to focus on servicing all the other companies as their preferred content provider.
* PowerSynch.com, to create and distribute all software assets to UnReal and its’ client’s as needed.
*ReitzDesigns, to educate and execute leading edge web desgn techno9lkogies with the emergiing 3D Web.
*CADE/University of Illinois, to act as a collaborator with UnReal Designs on training and scientific avatar studies,.
*Greenberg & Lieberman Attorneys at Law,to over see all facets of the businesses from a legal point of view
Four other firms are under consideration as well, RealXtend . All the mentioned and future companies will be represented , giving each a collaborative web site to blog from and communicate ideas and forcasts for the 3D Web and educate existing and new businesses in how the 3D Web can further their business model.
All blogs will be edited and condensed into a digital book ad become one part of a package to be given out at all seminar and conference events. The web site for 3D Web Portals will be executed by UnReals’ preferred partner, Reitz Designs, as they have also done the UnReal Designs’ web site, and are slated to do the PowerSynch.co website as soon as possible.
In an effort to better promote itself and its preference partners, UnReal has done the unprecedented by calling for all this preference partners to move their sims to encirculed the 3D Web Portals.com sim. As Theresa (Tessa) Kinney-Johnson explained, it idea is to promote each other’s expertise in a collaborative manner, by co sponsoring convention meetings, conferences, and grass roots seminars to educate the businesses to the power and possibilities of the emerging 3D Web.
The new 3D Web Portals sim will be in the middle of a small continent of sims that represent all the preferred partners signed on with UnReal. Some of the partnerships are as follows;
* 3DRealiState, to focus on the real estate division of UnReal Designs
* UnReal Designs, to focus on servicing all the other companie as their preferred content provider.
* PowerSynch.com, to create and distribute all software assets to UnReal and its’ client’s as needed.
*ReitzDesigns, to educate and execute leading edge web desgn techno9lkogies iwth the emergiing 3D Web.
*CADE/University of Illinois, to act as a collaborator with UnReal Designs on training and scientific avatar studies,.
*Greenberg & Lieberman Attorneys at Law,to over see all facets of the businesses from a legal point of view
Four other firms are under consideration as well, RealXtend . All the mentioned and future companies will be represented , giving each a collaborative web site to blog from and communicate ideas and forcasts for the 3D Web and educate existing and new businesses in how the 3D Web can further their business model.
All blogs will be edited and condensed into a digital book ad become one part of a package to be given out at all seminar and conference events. The web site for 3D Web Portals will be executed by UnReals’ perferred partner, Reitz Designs, as they have also done the UnReal Designs’ web site, and are slated to do the PowerSynch.co website as soon as possible.
After a brief lull in business due to the growing concerns over the economy, CADE has landed the plumb project of replicating the Scottenstein Center, a sports and convention arena situated in Dayton, Ohio. Who did they turn to for the build? That’s right. UnReal Designs! Project is slated to take two weeks and has already begun.
Working with the a native American group concerned with the impact of toxic spills in their area, CADE and UnReal have come together again to create a visual rural scene involving a dangerous bridge and a semi-truck hauling toxic fluids on an old bridge. In a new break through technique, UnReal helped CADE solve a problem with lack of space by converting half a sim to the project sight and making it encapsulated using a dome type structure made of mega prims with a photo-realistic sky of clouds hiding other nearby builds what would have clashed with the rural setting of this build. Construction began on April 1st and is expected to be complete in 12 days.
The Love Infinite Sim, known as Li, is completed and open for all to come and tour and enjoy. Tessa Harrington, aka Theresa (Tessa) Kinney-Johnson in RL, brought a team of old and new artisans together to make this non-profit sim. It was just a barren beach before. Now its Sky Island entry with scenic balloon ride to the sim’s ground, has everyone abuzz. Even jaded veteran SLers are finding themselves overwhelmed with emotion as they take i8n the beauty of the sim and the meaning behind it.
A must see sim, Li, Love Infinite, has over 20 hot spots and 16 chapters of Casey Jones’ book on the power of love to9 enjoy. It also has a wonderful display of famous and obscure Second Life® sculpture collection graciously loaned out by the collector of same, Sichel Seifet. Congratulations go out to each and every artisan that made Li possible. It truly typlifies some of the very best work to be seen in Second Life®
UnReal and CADE has completed their business sector of the second Chicago style city scene. Its one of 7 sim created by CADE and UnReal for the University of Illinois and the Health Department, as part of their on going commitment to utilize virtual worlds as a backdrop to do Pandemic Studies.
In a means to further illustration the power of the emerging 3D WEb, CADE has signed up UnReal to produce an urban warehouse, retro fit to suit business needs for the headquarters for their ‘Stop the Violence’ program that reaches out to at risk youth in the Chicago area. Construction is expected to begin immediately and to take approximately 10 days to complete, with low prim sculpty furniture and a slightly grungy urban warehouse feeling bringing it to life. For tours of any of UnReal’s work with CADE, please contact Tessa Harrington or Davis Woolley in Second Life®