Chilbo Resident Directory

Alain Delpiaz

fleep — Sat, 02 May 2009 18:05:25 +0000

Alain Delpiaz first came to Second Life in December of 2007, and quickly found many interesting things. He first saw it as a medium to communicate with people from all over the world and also as an environment for doing business. With no prior knowledge of the scope of activities taking place, he began to explore the things that “come to life” in-world. “Today, I’ve now met my partner here, Nuuna Nitely, and together we run a small business in the Chilbo community,” he said, “I still enjoy going to different classes and learning new things, plus creating my own things as a member of the NAH!creations team.”

In real life, Alain lives in Tallinn, Estonia in northern europe, a very small country about the size of Massachusetts. He works as a psychology coach and team-building trainer in his hometown, and also enjoys doing a lot of sports. He’s played ice hockey for 10 years, and soccer for 7. “As a hobby, I go hip-hop dancing and whenever I get the chance I try to travel as much as I possibly can,” says Alain, “Seeing new places and making new friends is what makes me smile.”

Alleara Snoodle

fleep — Wed, 06 May 2009 19:15:17 +0000

Little winged Kitsune exploring a an all new world ^^

speaks with ears, tail and wings mostly english

[18:36] Nydia Tungsten: her brain is only surpassed by her heat
[18:36] Nydia Tungsten: EEPP
[18:37] Nydia Tungsten: HEART!!
[18:37] Alleara Snoodle: *GIGGLES* ^^

Alwa Voight

fleep — Wed, 06 May 2009 19:22:27 +0000

Alwa is the owner of the Party Warehouse store in Madhupak sim. Visit for particles and poofers.

Babel Ballinger

fleep — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 02:01:49 +0000

Babel first came to Chilbo in the spring of 2007, where he built a most lovely hot tub luau that used up so many prims in our fledgling community that Fleep and Rachel had to crack the whip and make him take it down. He’s still not forgiven us lo these many years later.

From his profile:

i love to build, design, and meet new people. I have a few dresses and random objects, i can make the crap outta a t-shirt!
Previous project: my hot tub luau =) —destroyed by the mayor for being to awesome…=(
Current Project: Walrus Hat! COMPLETE! WOOTAH!
Next project: tiny zebra…..you know, for the zebra-ing COMPLETE! WOO!
next next project…..poff! harumph!! harumph i say! you’ll know it when you see it!DONE

“Oh Crystal Ball, Crystal Ball,
Tell me life is Beautiful….” – Keane (Crystal Ball)

Baker Bloch

fleep — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 16:33:08 +0000

Baker Bloch is one of Chilbo’s most far-flung residents, extending the borders of “Greater Chilbo” by more than 10 sims! The Aotearoa sim is to the west of the Chilbo sim on the Jeogeot continent, and there Baker is the owner and creator of the Edwardston Station Gallery that displays his art projects spanning more than 5 years of work!

Baker also has a small office in the Mangyeong sim, Home of Baker Bloch – #63, and blogs extensively about his travels in Second Life at Baker Blinker’s Weblog.

From his profile, in real life: 50 years young. Ready to retire now but of course can’t. Want a supplemental income in real life tied to creativity. That’s not asking much is it? Happily married, no kids, a number of cats that are kid-like. Live in the mountains… great life overall.

Bobkoe Nirvana

fleep — Sun, 03 May 2009 13:09:05 +0000

A former Amish resident shunned after he recieved a piece of the starheart, Bobkoe became a Green Lantern fashioned after Alan Scott.

Also seeks to be a possible folksinger in Guthrie’s

Cecilia Delacroix

fleep — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:30:16 +0000

Cecilia Delacroix is the Poet Laureate of Chilbo, and also manages Cecilia’s Art Corner in the Education Village in Madhupak. She has given many poetry readings at Chilbo events and has been a featured artist in the Chilbo Museum Center. From her profile:

Don’t hide your light — let it shine for others to see! A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle.

Open to the public: My 11-gallery art campus sim in the heart of the old Islandia canal district; a 40,000sm meadow/park/undersea preserve in Teslin sim; a small marina accessing over 170 water sims for open water sailing; more (inland waterways) sailing; a fun beach resort in Mu. (See Cecilia’s SL Web Profile to landmarks to her various other galleries.)

“reincarnation/n. (ca.2009): Please, God, just push my Reset button??”

In RL I love great art, great gardens, great music, and great wine! And my second life !

Celestiall Nightfire

fleep — Mon, 04 May 2009 11:33:09 +0000

Rediscovering the joy of building.

Designing, building and creating here in this pixelated world…one foot in reality and one in surreality.

Chibi Lexenstar

fleep — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 05:49:01 +0000

Chibi Lexenstar is a woman of many talents! She’s the Editor-in-Chief of the Chilbo Road Press, and the owner of Studio C Design, a graphic design business in the Madhupak sim. She also assists with the Chilbo Education Resource Center in the Education Village in Madhupak, and has her personal residence in the Soyeonpyeongdo sim (near the Nature Preserve)! If you can catch her between all these projects, be sure to say hi!

In real life, Chibi is a freelance art director and she lives on the east coast in the US.

Corcosman Voom

fleep — Sat, 02 May 2009 17:57:13 +0000

Corcosman Voom first heard about Chilbo at Sophrosyne Stenvaag’s Saturday Salon during a presentation from Fleep and Cosimo discussing online communities. Soon after, he ran into Fleep at a parcel of land that had come up for auction in Chilbo and decided to stay. “The idea of maintaining a community on the mainland by common agreement of a group of diverse residents was very attractive to me,” said Corcosman.

Corcosman enjoys the artistic side of Second Life and the wide variety of people that he has met. He established the Corcosmia art gallery with the idea of promoting the work of two watercolorists friends and showing paintings and photographs for the pleasure of casual visitors to Chilbo. Corcosman usually has one or two of his own pieces out for display, but focuses mostly on other people’s work that he enjoys. He also often provides landmarks to interesting exhibits by other artists. “The people are definitely what make Second Life a valuable experience for me,” said Corcosman, “On any given day you can meet anyone from a scientist to the most casual tourist, sometimes in the same group of people chatting away amiably.”