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I'd long ago decided the pixie wasn't working as Akari's daughter, Juniper. I'd stolen her wig and had her try Jurianna's old one and then more recently, Yaazi's old wig from when she was an MSD. I rather liked it on her. Granted, at the time I'd figured I'd just get her another kana long in a more normal color, but now I'm not sure. She might keep this color.
My current story for her: She's one of the grand, immortal faes. One of the rare, powerful beings from the deep fae. However, either she was banished from the fae lands because of her love of the mortal world and turning her back on the fae traditions, or some catastrophe happened to her to sever her from the fae. Either way, she's lost her immortality and her grand fae magic. She is essentially a lower fae now and still has some fae magic, but is no longer uber powerful. I'm still deciding more about her - I think she's a bit sweet and quiet and unassuming, which makes her an interesting mix with Rusalka, my half demon girl, who is also sweet and quiet and unassuming. I'm hoping they'll do well together.
Also, I don't think she needs the glasses, I think she just finds them amusing.
I decided to get a tattoo ages ago and, since my interests (read 'manias') have changed over the years I wanted a tattoo that represent a bit of everything.
I didn't get it all in there but I'm very pleased how it turned out.
I decided to get a tattoo ages ago and, since my interests (read 'manias') have changed over the years I wanted a tattoo that represent a bit of everything.
I didn't get it all in there but I'm very pleased how it turned out.
I decided to get a tattoo ages ago and, since my interests (read 'manias') have changed over the years I wanted a tattoo that represent a bit of everything.
I didn't get it all in there but I'm very pleased how it turned out.
I decided to get a tattoo ages ago and, since my interests (read 'manias') have changed over the years I wanted a tattoo that represent a bit of everything.
I didn't get it all in there but I'm very pleased how it turned out.
I turned around in the middle of the Abney Park set and shot the crowd. It was a pleasure to be surrounded by lovely geeks who weren't all clad in sepia and brown.
Bad Faeries Ball, Eugene, OR. January 30, 2010.
Photo by Libby Bulloff.
Details:
* Antec Aria case (AMD64-based system)
* Xerox XA7-17i screen
* TypeMatrix EZR-2030 keyboard
* Wacom Intuos3 tablet
* iSight webcam
* Altec Lansing XT1 speakers
* Palm T|X PDA
* GoLite P1
* Arcadia Natural Sunlight lamp (a.k.a. mini-sun)
* Desert Essence chapstick
* Nerdish 4-colors pen
We had three-day passes to San Francisco's WonderCon 2011, but barely used them. I got my fill meeting Bill Sienkiewicz and getting a sketch from the equally legendary Sergio Aragonés - the rest of the time was for us. And head out we did! Next stop was the Castro - SF's gay district, which I'd not fully investigated last time.