A little bit of Junk in Second Life

Inara reviews the very scenic and photogenic location of Junk:

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Junk; Inara Pey, September 2015, on FlickrJunk September 2015 (Flickr)

I’ve written a few times about some of the advantages shopping in-world can have, quite aside from the benefits of easy browsing, sharing time with friends, etc., simply because many content creators with land of their own put as much care and effort into providing a place people will want to visit as much for itself as for the shopping experience.

Tab Tatham is one such creator. Her region, called simply Junk, the name of her store, is wonderfully atmospheric in design and execution. So much so that not only does it provide an eye-catching place to visit as well as to spend time shopping, for me it is also mindful of another region design I always enjoyed and admired: Jordan Giant’s The Colder Water, which makes it doubly attractive.

Junk; Inara Pey, September 2015, on FlickrJunk September 2015 (Flickr)

Like The Colder Water, Junk offers a…

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