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Just as I predicted in my last post, I became hopelessly caught in the grip of T.S.Eliot's
Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats, and was unable to paint anything but cats for several days. After making a bunch of more-or-less traditional etegami, I redid some of them as etegami collages. I can't say I'm completely satisfied with any of them, but at least it took the edge off this obsession, and now I can go on to other things. (sigh of relief)
Beautiful, absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou are a great cat painter! I find them one of the most difficult animals to draw (well).
ReplyDeleteCan I just say, such talent is the cat's pajamas!
ReplyDeleteThis sort of obsessions is very good for you :)
ReplyDeleteYour cats are fantastic (and I'm not a big animals' fan)!
Beautiful cats! These are great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful, such lovely cats and such nicely composed pictures
ReplyDeleteI knew you'd do a wonderful job with the cats!!! Smiling :D
ReplyDeleteNice!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the Eliot images. any chance i can use one in a newsletter to school children's parents? some 10 year olds are studying the book next term.
ReplyDeleteEmail me at dosankodebbie (at) yahoo (dot) co (dot) jp about this. :)
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