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Tsay Masters Cats and Light

In studying photography, drawing and other mediums, I learned that much of what you need to learn is how to "see" light and translate it...

Charles is Finished

I finished the painting of Charles the morning after my husband died unexpectedly. I needed something to occupy and settle my mind...

Forget the Cat: What About the Background?

I met Rickey Tikki Tavi's family years ago on a trip I made to Ohio. His sisfur Parker had a pawpular blog, and through that I met his...

Fauxmaster Old Master Cats

No cat lover can spend much time on the innerwebs without seeing an image of a cat's head p-shopped onto a figure in a classical...

A New Angel: Charles

Cat Scout Charles made his way to The Bridge this week, and it broke my heart. He was a sweet cat--nearly as sweet as his mom. So, my...

Sooooo Many (Toooo Many) New Angels This Year

Sadness. Three of Skeezix's oldest blogging pals were Lucy, Stevie, and Bitey. Mechanicsburg, PA was their home. Lucy left Mechanicsburg...

Starry, Starry Cats

The last time I was in New York City, there were only two things I absolutely had to do while I was there: Buy pastrami at Katz's to take...

Charles Frederick Tunnicliffe

Charles Tunnicliffe, born in Cheshire in 1901, was prominent nature illustrator, best known for his birds, which rival Sibley's or...

Blog of a Cat Lady Artist

Musings on my work and the work of other cat artists.