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Myrthful Animals Across Space and Time have been sending in their tesselations, wallpapers and otherwise repetitive patterns to decorate the Myrth Museium.  There's more information, if you want to join in the current Carvonia Myrth project - just check out the swaps page.

tsuki no hikari --Though freshly sharpened fin spines made carving a breeze, all my magick and the even the help of the multi tentacled hydra whose aid I enlisted couldn't get a properly registered print! So... what began as a tesselation is now a pattern and decorates the pond walls quite nicely... beneath the rippling water, you can hardly focus enough to see the "boo-boos" anyway... :-)  Raven

Shape Shifter --This is an image of "de boids"; an image of a shape-shifter falling from heaven into creation; transmuting from positive to negative as it rotates and tumbles to Earth, somewhat like a group of skydivers in a freefall holding on to each other, sort of an orgy - but not quite - more like a party where all the parts determine which ones will come together in this newly created lifeform. Upholding the creed of the shape-shifter it's still not quite perfect as you can see in this image the alignment is a bit off, as is their intention to be (whatever combination) of human, superhuman or animal. Linda Berman

Moose takes an understandably proud pose in front of this lively repeating pattern of dancers on his wall.  Dotswood

I just finished papering the hall with this tesselated paper.  Uncle Floyd posed for it; it's a perfect likeness!  It's just like a family reunion; I stand here and meditate sometimes.  Thse are two from my clock collection.  --Flo Nancy Douglas

Mirrim herself posed for this portrait, along with her favorite fish. Marie Finch

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This page last updated September 1, 2000.
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