Llyzabeth-Kythryn

Kathryn Elizabeth

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Saints of San Axolotl by ursulav, literature

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Saints of San Axolotl

Echo birds are as common as muck, and about the same color. They’re found only in San Axolotl, where they scurry along the paving stones and under the tables of the street cafes, through trash-clogged back alleys and down the walks of rooftop gardens, looking for scraps and seeds. Once you leave the city, though, the echo bird population tapers off within five miles, and the only specimens anywhere else in the world have glass eyes and are wired to their perches. Echo birds are not mimics. There are all kinds of mimics in the bird kingdom, from the pygmy mynah to the rare and savage Cassowary Macaw, whose repertoire generally consists o

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Anti-Newsletter 2018 by Llyzabeth-Kythryn, visual art

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About Llyzabeth-Kythryn

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United States
Deviant for 18 years
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Current Residence: One's on the East Coast, the other's on the Left Coast
Favourite photographer: Captain Slack!

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Pencils, pens, gesso, photoshop, wood-carving knives, thumbtacks, someone else's camera...the u

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Doodling, violin, woodworking, jewelry-making, altered books...this field doesn't have enough s

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Llyzabeth-Kythryn

Dec 21, 2005

Well FINALLY

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As a pair of twins living on opposite sides of the country (Kathryn works for a Huge Pharmaceutical-Type Company in the Carolinas, and Elizabeth works at both a Large Newspaper and part time at a Ginormous Corporate Bookstore in southern California) we send piles and piles of letters back and forth.  Years ago the stick-people took over the letters, anything from elaborate scripts that take forever to get right, to little doodles drawn in the middle of weird situations.  Combined with the cartoons that show up in letters to the rest of the family, scribbles done during boring meetings, faxes to coworkersthere's tons of this stuff lying