Our little Charlie, also known as our Spare Parts Kitty, once a very homely kitten we fostered along with his siblings, and who nobody wanted, has grown into himself over the past several years and is now absolutely adorable and I'm a fool for him. (His sister Frida Kahlo of the startling monobrow, was adopted by a Frida devotee, and Oliver of the rusty black coat and strange eyebrow & whisker sprouts is still with us and has grown into a silky ebony beauty.) That said, this is Charlie's signature pose that never fails to grab our attention and additional playtime, treats or smooches, which of course is why he does it. And yes, much of the time Charlie wears that Worried Man look, though he truly isn't.
I had thought I would finish him today, but am too distracted by family genealogy exploration, Valentine card for granddaughter (mailing Priority), beginning packing lists, and cat herding. So aside from a little bit of a slimming down on cat and some under painting, this is it for the day. Tomorrow I hope to finish.
The first scribble I did was this ... I am sure the desert-y look relates to our upcoming adventure West. Those huge ears no doubt relate to the squirrel a Facebook friend has been sharing; the rest of the cat now looks to being on the way to being something of a sand cat, which of course, doesn't live in Four Corners region, but this is my art and I get to decide everything....
I'm guessing about 60% complete, possibly a wee bit more. Acrylic on canvas 8x8. If you'd like to scribble, you can Google "scribbler too". Enjoy!
What great good fun! Working on a painting "Desert Cat" I "sketched" with this little program ... I'll post that when the painting gets a bit further on. In the meantime, here's Ruffles wearing her winter finery ...