Elizabeth!
@kikutowne
A monotone cult classic. Creator of Welcome to My Life, City of Ghosts, & Mall Stories (she/her/dude). Worked on Adventure Time & a lot of other stuff. Open for work / ✌️🖤
Thinking about journaling this for my evolution from day to day, as I spend less time on social media … until it reaches 0 (hopefully) . Like will this list be less bonks with less time plugged into socials? I sure hope so
Sneak peek of a new series (for my kikutowne Patreon,) I’m working on for subscribers who are also interested in home organizing and party planning 😎 first minisode out on Friday! Become a paid subscriber to see the series!
Got this new jumpsuit to celebrate my Patreon launch. I picked it because the color reminds me of Bill Cunningham 💖
Personalized this cap so it looks more like my own cat. My parents got my family all one of these hats for Christmas last year
Culmination outfit prep. My 6th grader is going to Jr. high next year 😭 wtf.
Celebrating a completed check up by eating the food of my cultures-- a sushi rIce lager From the Buddhist temple my family goes to and an Egg bagel from the bagel broker with lox cream cheese.
New DVD dropping soon… with one of my most famous (short) works, this time a short and a student film (+ a bonus pencil test from my archives) …
Finally manned up and put my prized City of Ghosts enameled pin collection on eBay… doling it out in small doses because its hard for me to handle sending things out in a timely manner if it’s too many, like Lucy in the chocolate factory when too many chocolates start coming down the line.
Personalizing this cat bag I got from Cost Plus a couple years ago 😎🤟🐈⬛
Lookin at this stack of Life magazines from my grandparents (both are long gone for a while now) and cracking up at “the moment I learned I might burn up” headline 😭‼️
Got some cool earrings at the Somos NELA night market and tried tlacoyo for the first time and loved it?
Once it was finished, someone told me right away they knew what Chepe was saying! And some of them (thank you, Jacobo) also treated us to some Zapotec whistling.
This Mother’s Day started with meeting some of the Oaxacan community at my mom’s church, St. Mary’s in Koreatown, showing them the episode of city of ghosts I made about their community, and letting them know that we love them and are so happy that they are here 💖.
man hahaha I gotta find some really long thing to copy paste into here, I wonder how long it can actually be.
