Being a journal of thoughts and experiences of the girl Kai Smart. Postings shall most likely make reference to Antarctica, tattooing, science fiction, jug bands, mix tapes, seahorses, Victorian consciousness, heraldry, rock, roll, and elves. Prone to melodrama and sass.
Out of sorrow entire worlds have been built, Out of longing great wonders have been willed, They're only little tears, darling, let them spill And lay your head upon my shoulder Outside my window the world has gone to war Are you the one that I've been waiting for?
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"I must see new things and investigate them. I want to taste dark water and see crackling trees and wild winds" -Egon Schiele"
"Il ne faut pas confondre Peinture et Politesse" ~ "Painting should not be confused with Politeness"-Bernard Buffett
People I read
Sandwich Girl
Eve Hoban
Paul Davis
Orion Reads
Michelle Medina
Jordan Smart, The Demolished Man
Summer Pierre
Rain Kernytsky
Inspiration
Yann Black Tattoo
Shige at Yellow Blaze Tattoo
Steve Moore Tattoo
Bibliodyssey (Amazing reference for electronic ephemera)
David Allen Tattoo
Fecal Face
Extreme Craft
Wooster Collective
posted by The Sensualist @ 8:23 PM
16 Comments:
Aaaawww, he looks so sad and lonely.
(Though, I love the illustration.)
beautiful illutration! Very expressive!
Excellent job especially not refreshing 'cat' images before-hand :)
You clearly have the inner understanding of catness... through lots of observation at some time in some place. I'm impressed. (And I like Neverwhere, too... And Nansi Boys.)
Gorrrrrgeous };-}
You certainly have the physics of a cat down for someone who worked entirely from memory. I Love the detail...the way the cat almost blends in with the tree!!!!
I really like this illustration. This cat is quite different than any post I've seen this week. I love how he blends with the tree, and the pen work you added gives the whole illustration a lot of character. and the fact that you worked from memory is quite amazing!
Great job. You captured the 'zen' of catness--not an easy task for someone who doesn't own one.
Thanks everybody!!!! Indeed i have owned many a cat! Alas, around the age 13 I became allergic, which was very sad, since I was OBSESSED with the beasts!Oh well. I watch from afar.
I'll still always be a cat person, and never a dog person.
These are lovely. Such a shame you don't like dogs :< . Anyhow, hope to see more great work from your blog.
Love your cat. Great scratching and inking job on your illo, it was nice to see all the steps, and thanks for visiting. There is nothing said you can’t have imaginary cat for a pet, is there? Lily.
Your cat is so wonderfully talkative! I think your illustrations are SQUISITO (italian for exquisite).
love,
(dogs talk too, you know)
Ok Dog Lovers, I ain't sayin' I don't like dogs...I'm just saying I am not a "Dog-person." In the great endless battle between the dogs and the cats, the cats get my allegiance. Not that the cats care one fig about me. That's how cats are.
Some dogs I am very happy to personally know. For instance, Evelyn's dog, Fred (see comment above) is a fantastic dog. Even the dog Eliza Day (owned by my friends Renee and jj), whose teeth marks ARE STILL ON MY LEG, is a great pup.
The End.
The face is very nice and seems like they have some story to tell. I would welcome you to my house little cat even if black! Very good and excelente trabajo!
This is gorgeous work! I love the face and the general feel of the piece.
Very, very nice! I am a cat lover! Like the pictures and the blog!
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