Well hello there!
If you're reading this then somehow you have stumbled across my little lair.
For those who don't know me, please, let me introduce myself.
Christine Sutcliffe is me name, I'm 23 and from Glasgow, Scotland. (just call me EG!)
When I'm in a good mood, sci fi stuff and horses tend to be my staple - them and creatures of my own creation; most of whom dwell on Arden - a planet...somewhere.
I have several 'novels' in my head, aching to be committed to paper or pixels, yet no matter how hard I try, it never seems to work.

I'm also an avid gamer and half my walls are covered in Assassin's Creed and Red Dead Redemption posters. XD I have a lovely Canon 400D called Nigel and my PS3 goes by the name of Giovanni.

I'm currently studying
HND 3D Design: Model Making for the Creative Industries at City of Glasgow College and am absolutely loving it!
As well as all that, my main hobby is collecting and customising model horses - most notably my beloved Julips, who star in now infamous photostories on my favourite forums. (Model Horse Love, Fallen Leaves and GJF respectively)
You can go and visit them on the yard if you like - EA Equestrian.
[link] - just stay 'in character' if you can please - I'm trying to keep it as realistic as possible.

I now have a blog for all my photostories on Blogger. Feel free to have a read through and comment.
[link]Oh and here's my studio blog where I stick in lots of stuff - mainly tutorials and whatnot.
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Current Residence: My house.
Favourite genre of music: Varied...
Favourite photographer: Bob Langrish and Robert Vavra
Favourite style of art: Realistic and yet stylised. Does that make any sense?
Operating System: Windows 7! Not as bad as I thought it'd be!
MP3 player of choice: iPhone (called Ivor 2.0)
Shell of choice: Preferably a comfortable one.
Wallpaper of choice: Whatever happens to be on the wall at the time.
Skin of choice: My own - I'm not wearing anyone elses!
Favourite cartoon character: Clopin from Disney's HND
Personal Quote: 'I just about hatched myself to death'