Last weekend in Los Angeles, more than 7,000 people visited a gallery to see artwork featuring cats. Breathe a minute. Remain seated (or sit down if you’re standing). Let that information crawl into your frontal lobe, where reasoning takes place. Now let it work its way down to your limbic system, where emotions reside. I’ll …
Cat Art Show 2 Draws 7,000 People to a Los Angeles Gallery Read More »
Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in the March/April 2016 issue of Catster print magazine. Click here to subscribe to Catster magazine. It’s time for the cat-themed products and projects that obsess us. This round includes an effort to bring indoor cats back home, Doctor Who’s Cat, cat journals, a cross-eyed cat who found a …
Our Obsessions Include Doctor Who, Convicts, and a Robot Cat Read More »
Warmer weather has arrived, and Mom tells Mittens he has spring fever. He has no idea what to do with that information and assumes he needs a vaccination to get rid of it. At least he’s not alone. Drunk Patty has the fever, for sure. How else could Mitty explain the tube-top and Jazzercizing in …
As is the case with most good wormholes, I cannot remember exactly how I came across the artist Jean Jullien’s Instagram page, but I’m mightily happy that I stumbled into his corner of the Internet. He’s an illustrator with a very simple but bold style based around thick, black outlines. His images usually charm with …
Jean Jullien Mixes Cats, People, and Art With the Real World Read More »
