So what's with this Fairiefire moniker anyhow?  I have a thing for fairies.  There was a time I was touring a new age church as a child and was shown the "fairy garden" by the other church member children.  They swore they saw fairies in the garden sometimes.  I think maybe they were drinking the Kool-Aid, but maybe not.  So fairies, to me, represent a sense of wonder and belief in things that may or may not exist.  As a child adamantly believing in fairies in a meditation garden.  Thus the tattoo on my thigh of the fairy breaking free of the ivy bonds around her wrists and ankles is symbolic of the process of becoming. Also, I used to play AD&D years back (2nd edition) and there's a magic spell called Faeriefire wherein your enemies are sprinkled with the dust and magically highlighted making them easier to hit.  I used to cast is so often on my party at one point, that I got the unofficial nickname each time we played, and at least each time it was my turn.  So there you have it.  

Thanks to G for most of these images.