Carlos came to my parents' house via my sister, who noticed him locked in an empty apartment after the tenants had moved out. He was a big, brown tabby, at one point tipping the scales at 18 pounds. Here are some sketches I did of him once. If I can find a photo, I'll put it up.
I absolutely agree with Jenny. I come here to refresh my soul with cat pictures, and your drawings of Carlos are so good -- so true to the heart of felinity -- that I'd pay money for prints. Would you consider a financial transaction of some kind?
7 Comments:
At 10:51 AM, dave said…
Thanks! Can you give me a job??? ;)
At 2:15 PM, dave said…
Hey, thanks for the encouraging words! They're seldom heard (the deer and antelope are too noisy!)...
At 4:45 PM, Anonymous said…
I absolutely agree with Jenny. I come here to refresh my soul with cat pictures, and your drawings of Carlos are so good -- so true to the heart of felinity -- that I'd pay money for prints. Would you consider a financial transaction of some kind?
At 4:57 PM, Anonymous said…
Actually, how about this? I'll send you $20 for the right to use these drawings as my desktop on any computer I have from now until eternity.
Deal?
At 9:39 PM, dave said…
Would you consider a financial transaction of some kind?
Actually, I'm thinking of putting them on cards at Cafe Press. So watch this space!
In the meantime, you can download the Carlos picture for your desktop gratis!
At 10:08 AM, Anonymous said…
Thanks, it is done! And I'll keep an eye out for the cards.
At 5:50 PM, Anonymous said…
wonderful cat drawings. can i have a job?
i have a t shirt machine, made it my self.
seriously very nice drawings.
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