Kythryne Aisling/Wyrding Studios

@wyrdingstudios.com

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Disabled queer jewelry artist, single parent of a feral teenager, chaos gardener, retired poet, herder of cats, perpetually tired, probably asleep right now. Has a lot of dogs. wyrdingstudios.com hEDS/LC, neurospicy, she/her pfp by @moonchildreams 🚫AI

A photo of a tire with a piece of metal stuck into it.
A photo of a car tire with a very large chunk of metal embedded in it.
The view from the pillow. The cat is curled up with one eye glaring balefully at the human.
A photo of a black cat with yellow eyes looking shocked
A closeup detail of a 3d printed crow in midnight blue.
A black cat with yellow eyes. Her ears are pinned back so hard that they’re barely visible.
A photo of a black dog curled up on a bed covered with rumpled navy blue sheets and a grey weighted blanket. Her head is under both the top sheet and the blanket.
A square gladware container with folded damp paper towels in the bottom and lentils sprinkled heavily across the paper towel.
A large gladware plastic container with a layer of paper towel in the bottom, covered with seeds and small green sprouts.
Three jewelry holders shaped like crows, printed in black filament. There are black cords attached to each one with a small plastic bag containing hooks taped around each cord.
A photo taken looking down from above onto the lap of a person in brightly colored pants sitting on an office chair. There is a black cat smugly sprawled across her lap.
A short wood and metal shelving unit holding boxes and other shipping supplies, with a rack of bookmarks, a postal scale, and a stack of white plastic bins on the top of it. A black cat with yellow eyes is sitting next to the plastic bins and looks extremely unimpressed.
A collage of four photos of jewelry organizers shaped like crows with many earrings and pendants hanging on them.
A video showing a person’s hand holding a colorful glass and wire bracelet and demonstrating how to safely cut short pieces of wire without sending them flying. It is captioned.
A tree-shaped jewelry organizer holding many pairs of colorful earrings
A collage of nine photos of jewelry made from colorful glass beads and swirly wire. Most are rainbow.
A person’s hand holding a very wide cuff bracelet made from frosted glass beads in a rainbow ombré.
A person’s hand holding up a cuff bracelet made from rainbow frosted glass. This side is red and orange and yellow and green.
Two cascade necklaces made from frosted glass beads in a rainbow ombré running from purple at the center to red on the sides.
A photo of a star chart from a few centuries ago, with an illustration of what is supposed to be a cat. It looks more like a rat wjth human eyes and nose.
Alt text taken from Wikipedia description of the painting: “A painting of an owl perched upon a book depicting mice. Nine black and grey cats surround, two of them holding musical instruments, one of them wearing a necklace. An imp is also perched on the book, holding a trumpet between its buttocks.”
A pile of colorful small bookmarks featuring artwork that looks like a cross between a watercolor nebula painting and opals or labradorite.
A wooden workbench with a scattered pile of earrings made from iridescent clear petal shaped beads. There is a bag of tiny zip bags, a roll of stickers that say “gift” inside a little drawing of a box with a bow on it, and a pair of pliers.
A photo of a large pile of small plastic bags containing glass flower and leaf beads in many colors.
A photo of an astronomy book open to a chapter titled Felis: The Cat. There is a small slip of thermal printer paper tucked into it with the book’s information and due date.
A photo of six 5x7 prints fanned out on a wooden surface. The artwork looks like what you’d get if you crossed an opal with a watercolor nebula painting. There are extremely subtle differences in the color balance in each print.
A framed print of a six panel artwork by False Knees. Panel 1: a drawing of the head of an inquisitive crow with the text “how to live a good life” above it Panel 2: a crow admiring itself in a mirror with “CAW” above it and “make friends” below Panel 3: the crow is investigating a dumpster with “explore” written below Panel 4: the crow having a little snack of entrails with “try new things” written below” Panel 5: the crow is pulling the tail of a purple cat who is saying HHHHSSS! with “be curious” written below” Panel 6: the crow has found matches oh no and “get a hobby” is written below.
A necklace made from small brightly colored shells
A screenshot of a website traffic analytics page showing data YTD against last year, with a 66.9k% uptick in traffic from Ashburn Virginia and a 10.9k uptick in traffic from China before dropping to normal sorts of numbers
A photo of a colorful abstract street scene against a blue sky, in a golden frame hanging on a bright yellow wall It is a print of an original painting by Saad Hindal
A flyer for the Concord NH 4th of July parade, featuring an obviously AI generated image of the NH State House with a scene meant to depict a parade through downtown Concord leading up to the State House. Main Street has been rotated 90 degrees from reality and the crowds on either side of the street are all holding their arms at a suspiciously familiar angle.
A nearly illegible email on a black background with a glowing pink logo at the top, with the subject line “Kythryne Aisling/Wyrding Studios x The Spool List — partnership” If you squint hard enough, the text of the email says: Hi Kythryne, Came across your bluesky during our affiliate research - disabled queer jewelry artist, single parent of a feral teenager, chaos gardener, herder of cats, perpetually tired, probably asleep right now. has a lot of dogs. (she/her) wyrdingstudios.com https:. The kind of work my platform was built around. The Spool List is an equipment-verified fabrication marketplace launching this quarter. Makers register their machines once, then we route real custom jobs to them by capability + proximity. Escrow-secured payments, no monthly fee on the free tier. Two things that might be worth your time: 1. The Forge - our marketplace for unique bespoke pieces. Makers list original work, buyers commission custom orders. If your audience builds or collects custom pieces, this is the section they'd actually visit. 2. Affiliate program - 20% recurring on every subscription your audience signs up to, plus 20% of the platform commission on every Forge sale and every custom job your referrals fulfill, for a full year per referral. Your code would be SL-KYTHRY-2B54. Have a look here when you have a few minutes: https://thespoollist.com/affiliate.html?ref=SL-KYTHRY-2B54&utm_source=outreach&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=affiliate-2026-06-19
A photo of a 10th grade math test. It has the following word problem: Markus is making 4-inch blocks. He bought a 20-foot board. What is the greatest number of blocks he can make? A 5 B 12 C 40 D 60 “Insufficient data, WTF” is written below it in pencil.
A jewelry organizer shaped like a branch with a crow at either end.
A 3d printed black and white panda jewelry holder with an openwork pattern of bamboo on her legs and ears. Her bum has rows of small holes for stud earrings and two horizontal slots that can hold earrings or hooks for pendants.
A person’s hand holding a miniature 3d printed panda with open work in the shape of bamboo and leaves on her legs and torso. Her butt has rows of holes for stud earrings and two spaces that can be used to hold hooks for necklaces.
A photo of an iPad with a vector art program open. There is a black and white panda with a pattern of bamboo stalks overlaid on the black areas. Each foot has too loops attached to it giving the impression that the panda is wearing roller skates.
A photo of a computer screen with 3d printing software, showing a different variant of the jewelry holder. The crows are looking over their shoulders in this one.
Yet another iteration of the jewelry holder from the previous skeets. It’s now on a black cord attached to a cutout on the shoulders of the birds.
The jewelry holder from the previous skeets, now on an off-white wall with several chains draped over the branches. There are also bracelets and earrings and rings on various parts of it.
The jewelry holder that was being printed in the previous skeet now hanging from a white cord on a bright yellow wall.
A photo of a small black Labrador who has wedged herself under a lap desk on her human’s bed. She looks deeply reproachful.
A photo taken looking down into a 3D printer. There is a jewelry holder shaped like a branch with crows on either end being printed in midnight blue sparkly filament. The printer is partway through putting down the first layer.
A photo of the jewelry holder that was being printed in the previous skeet. It is now hanging on a deep yellow wall and the cord is going through the eyes of the crows, which is definitely less than ideal.
A photo taken looking down into a Bambu 3D printer. A variation on the jewelry holder from the previous skeet is being printed in black filament.
A jewelry holder shaped like a long branch with two crows sitting on the ends facing each other. A number of pendants and earrings are looped over the branches.
A photo of a wooden workbench. At the back there is a clear plastic bead case with a rainbow of beads in it. In front of the bead case are two partially constructed cascade necklaces made from frosted glass in a rainbow ombré from purple at the center to red at the sides. Two clusters of purple beads are next to them. In the foreground is a pair of pliers and a spool of wire labeled 24.
A piece of Fordite held in a person’s hand. This is the back of the cabochon and it has wild squiggly concentric banding in black and white and silver and red.
A screenshot of the Instacart app showing that I could order two kinds of Stewart beef liver treats from PetSmart.
A photo of three black dogs sitting on a blue porch.
A screenshot of a text message exchange. “Hi Kythryne, hope you've been doing well. Since it's been a little while, just wanted to reconnect and see how everything has been coming along for you. I'm here anytime if you'd like to talk through anything.” “Hi, who is this? I don’t recognize the number, sorry.” “This is [redacted] with [redacted]. Just wanted to check in to see if you were still not interested in selling your property at or if anything has changed?” The words “still not interested” are highlighted in pink.
A photo of three black dogs sitting in a kitchen looking EXTREMELY reproachfully at the humans who aren’t sharing their artisanal sourdough pizza crusts even though the dogs are all doing Very Good Sits.
A pair of earrings made from extremely judgmental owl beads that are a rainbow-y oilslick black glass and swirly silver wire.
A photo of an iPad with the procreate app open. There are four black lines drawn across the page. The top two are very wobbly and uneven, the bottom two are not not perfectly straight but are smooth with no jittering.
A screenshot of the Shopify app showing the abandoned checkouts screen. John Doe has made multiple attempts to place an $8 order, timestamped between 6:06am and 6:07am.
A collage of photos of jewelry made from swirly silver wire and colorful frosted glass beads. The top half is a cascade style necklace in a rainbow ombré. Below that are four photos of earrings in yellow and orange, dark and light teal, and the colors of the trans pride flag and the ace pride flag. Below that are four pendants: green, purple/dark blue, and the colors of the bi and trans pride flags.
A photo of the night sky facing west shortly after sunset. There is a dense treeline silhouetted against the sky at the bottom of the photo, with a faint reddish glow fading upwards from the horizon and the majority of the sky fading from light blue to black. The conjunction of Jupiter and Venus is visible just above the point where the sunset ends.
A dark green tree shaped earring holder being held against a measuring tape on the edge of a brown wood desk. It is just slightly under 9” wide.
A collage of photos of earrings made from colorful frosted glass
A collage of photos of earrings made from colorful frosted glass