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Hayley Price

Sailor Kitty, through the ages
Sailor Kitty, through the ages by @catrine (Hayley Price)

Taa daa! I drew this picture to demonstrate the changes in Sailor Kitty's uniform throughout her lifetimes! If I did it well enough, it also demonstrates personality changes. When she was younger, on the left, with the spots, she was gentler and more innocent. Then she became a member of the High Order, lost the spots, and became more serious and responsible. Then she died, was reborn, and gained black and yellow banding. And now she's a psychotic anime fanatic. Wooo! There's also a pic of untransformed Catherine in the corner, with Strewth, her persian pokemon.

It may seem like I draw a lot of Sailor Kitty, and that is indeed true. But that doesn't mean I don't WANT to draw the other Sailor Eons. I'm just not good at it. Kitty is the only one I have the self esteem to fail at and come back to.

For more information about the Sailor Eons, go to

http://sailoreons.freehosting.net/Index.htm

The site recently switched servers, so a lot of links are down, but you should be able to get to all the actual pages, most of the fiction, and some of the art. Woo!

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