Little Liz - Things Without Arms and Without Legs

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Creativity Madness Madness Creativity Cartoon Transcript Little Liz stands and talks. I don’t think Vincent Van Gogh’s creative genius came FROM madness. Creativity is why he lived for as long as he did. Illness, physical or mental can make you feel profoundly othered. An observer of life, nose smudged against the window. Or else drowned in a wave of emotion or plagued by thoughts with no release. But to creatively have voice You can draw on the noise or isolation to make something new. An alchemy that makes you less alone.

Things my therapist has said cartoon transcript
Things my therapist has said

Little Liz sits with her legs crossed.

Remove judgment of how things should be.

Of you mind:

· Be the observer

· Validate

· Be kind

· Preconceive nothing

Liz sits in a more relaxed pose and gazes up into the air.

And ponder, who am I, when I’m not at war?

Collaboration and Abundance Comic Transcript Little Liz looks down. Little Liz: It can be hard when the world gets tight. Little Liz looks up and smiles. Little Liz: But collaboration and abundance, Little Liz looks out at us and looks serious and sad. Little Liz: Not competition and hierarchy. Bunson Hoppydew leaps to Little Liz, Little Liz smiles and is ready to receive the hug. Little Liz: And always, always bunnies.

Transformative Plans Comic Transcript Little Liz a smiling cartoon talks to us. Little Liz: Making plans is transformative. Little Liz: Not because half the plans happen… Little Liz: But because I know myself better. Little Liz: So I can respond to life in the most meaningful way.

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Two Kittens in Your Pocket Comic Transcript
Little Liz looks down at her chest and looks a little sad.
Little Liz: There are two truths that haunt my pockets.
Little Liz: They jump out at me like a scared kitten scratching my face.
A black cat is leaping mid-air, scratching Little Liz’s face.
Little Liz: I want to be seen.
A black cat walks on Liz’s head, claws digging in.
Little Liz: I’m scared of being seen.
A black cat has grabbed onto Liz’s face in slightly face-hugger style.
Little Liz: So I’m getting curious about my fear kittens.
Little Liz looks out at us and slightly smiles. She is framed by two black cats that are sitting and looking towards her.

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