Burton's 'Stainboy' sig...
Little bird sig: ,, <OO) (_))> || ..b.. swap beak for open bracket and voila! ,, (oo) (_))> || ..b.. 'stainboy' from 'the melancholy death of oyster boy' book by tim burton - stainboy can be viewed here: www.timburton.com ..b..
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