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Welcome to The Studio. My name is Sri, and I'm the artist in residence here at h2g2. A little something about the creature behind the screen... I'm Australian (I grew up there), and American (by parentage) and I've been living in London for 10 years. I was born in Indonesia, and lived in both Holland and England as a littl'un. Obviously I like art, illustration and animation  . And I love science - especially physics.  And...I like relaxing  , playing and ruminating in the company of good folk  . If you want to add some visual spice to your page or conversations, check out the links below... - Check out the h2g2 Picture Library, where you can search our image database for pictures to use in your personal space.
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Jul 17, 2001
Yeah yeah yeah. Had my first ever dream of faeries the other night. Beautiful, mischievious inch high little faerie girl landed on my fingertip - she was wearing hot pink hot pants and a little t-shirt and was a very excitable, cheeky creature. Whoosh. Smiles all round  .
Land o' da wee folk
Jun 26, 2001
Sigh. Returned last night from a wonderful coupla days off in the enchanting land that is the Emerald Isle. Found leprechauns and gnomes everywhere, one or two elves, a coupla pixies, and one fairy. Tho I must say that the fairies were there all along- guiding us to special places at just the right moments.
The west coast is phenomenal. Slea Head on the Dingle Peninsula resonantes a timeless power and a sadness of simplicity and goodness lost - interesting to feel this and find out later that this was the place that the christians set forth from to evangelise Europe. You can feel it there. It's utterly palpable. That place will haunt me forever.
The Ring of Kerry tis divine. Imagine a gently flowing serpentine river sleepily gliding through an untouched valley betwixt luscious enchanted mountains. Time before time.
Glendalough - an ancient Monastic city now in ruins - nestles amongst the most enchanted forest I have ever been in. Peace pervades. Forgive me - but 'twas like one of those utopian planets the crew of Star Trek might set down on where the land was green and plenty and the people at ease and happy.
So much more. So very much more. Suffice it to say that 'tis easy to see why Ireland has sprouted such stories of enchantment and wonder.
And the guiness...well, it's gooooood. No hangovers. Big belly but 'twas worth every drop.
Recomendation - if yer ever in Athlone, drop by Sean's Bar - it's the best. Claims to be the oldest bar in Ireland. When in there after a guiness or two, imagine the bar is located deep within an enchanted forest under a rotten, moss covered log with toadstools around it. And then look around at the folk in the bar. T'moight be an elf over at da bar. And I'm sure dat was a leprechaun. Gawd - dere's a fairy too 
Magic. Pure magic. 
I miss Eire already.
'Dream Telepathy
Jun 15, 1999
...dealing with the individual's efforts to make contact with distant reality and with the social nature of man's unconscious powers, is likely to be among the sparks which will be made into a science within the next century. We cannot afford to ignore such sparks.' ...Gardner Murphy, forward to Ullman, Krippner, and Vaughan's 'Dream Telepathy'. Something to think about...
Synchronicity
Jun 15, 1999
'There's no sense in going further, "it's the edge of cultivation," - So they said, and I believed it...Till a voice, as bad as Conscience, rang interminable changes on one everlasting Whisper day and night repeated - so: "Something hidden. Go and find it. Go and look behind the Ranges."' ... from 'The Explorer' by Rudyard Kipling.
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