SECOND LIFE - ARTIST VANFAREL KUPFER TRIBUTE - WILL YOUR ART

SECOND LIFE - ARTIST VANFAREL KUPFER TRIBUTE - WILL YOUR ART

Today I read a sad article on the death of a Second Life resident Vanfarel Kupfer. I did not know him / her personally. Second Life resident Bettina Tizzy brought up a very important issue many of us had not considered and that is not to forget the art work you virtually create because it could be totally wiped out if you didn't consider to "WILL YOUR ART"

This is a tribute to this artist so their work is never forgotten. My heart goes out to their good Second Life friend Native Aeon. The idea of using your real life Will to protect your virtual creations or any other content for that matter on the Internet is something in this day and age a must.

In real life I have included my real life work to be protected but really didn't think about my online content until now. I had thought of my emails and sites but not really about Second Life material and want to thank Bettina Tizzy for bringing this to light.

http://npirl.blogspot.com/2009/04/van...

I backup everything I can and had thought about someday someone will have the honor eek of rumaging through all I had saved. Between the real life photography and videos I have accumulated over my life time now I have to really consider all that is on the internet.

I've been sick for a few days and was not to quick on my toes today but I hope I did them justice and am trying to pass on the word as Bettina Tizzy would want me too.

I hope you enjoy the film and for those out there that don't understand Second Life well its a great place to create so much that is impossible in reality. Some of these creations are remarkable and should be treasured.

Below are a few sites I got from Bettina Tizzy and some I came across today while searching for information on the subject.

http://npirl.blogspot.com/2009/04/van...

http://mitchshelman.blogspot.com/2009...

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/st...

Death Often Brings Disputes Over Online Livesby Yuki Noguchi
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/st...

Please visit the sim EnLuMiNuRiA to view the work of Vanfarel Kupfer. Art in motion at its best.

Native Aeon, EnLuMiNuRiA, Saucier (88, 84, 34)