Creativity and New Media


After my venture into Second Life, I've come to the conclusion that it was too glitchy for me to enjoy the experience. Despite that fact, creativity doesn't stop fully. The avatar I've chosen was this steampunk fantasy-esque avatar. Reason being is due to my interest in sci-fi steampunk, an interesting subgenre of sci-fi.

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