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The snow crunched underfoot as the Professora walked through the empty street. She hugged herself against the biting cold and considered her mission. She smiled with anticipation.

Molly's art notes: This is a Second Life screen capture that was taken into Photoshop for a bit of a tweak. The Professora is a steampunk character I created in Poser and would love to recreate in Second Life. This depiction is one possible look for her there. The sim where I made the picture is New Babbage which is one of several Steampunk flavored sims in Second Life. Unfortunately, my favorite, the Forgotten City, closed and is no more. Still...

DISCLAIMER:
Images in this set were composed, staged, & captured using resources available in Second Life, created by Linden Labs. Virtual wardrobe & props were purchased fairly & honestly using in-world currency (having a value of approximately 10 USD = 2450 L$). By the terms of the SL virtual world all objects worn by or attached to the avatars are owned (or designed) by the avatars' "real life" counterparts.

Description
The snow crunched underfoot as the Professora walked through the empty street. She hugged herself against the biting cold and considered her mission. She smiled with anticipation.

Molly's art notes: This is a Second Life screen capture that was taken into Photoshop for a bit of a tweak. The Professora is a steampunk character I created in Poser and would love to recreate in Second Life. This depiction is one possible look for her there. The sim where I made the picture is New Babbage which is one of several Steampunk flavored sims in Second Life. Unfortunately, my favorite, the Forgotten City, closed and is no more. Still...

DISCLAIMER:
Images in this set were composed, staged, & captured using resources available in Second Life, created by Linden Labs. Virtual wardrobe & props were purchased fairly & honestly using in-world currency (having a value of approximately 10 USD = 2450 L$). By the terms of the SL virtual world all objects worn by or attached to the avatars are owned (or designed) by the avatars' "real life" counterparts.