OK OK, I get it!

sketch 1

Of course, these attacks always catch me off guard, and no matter what I was doing, I have to stop, and play with Their Royal Highnesses: Mr Simon the almighty Cat, and Lady Maja.

Usually, I do a sketch, like this first one, and the next one is on the paper where I'll finish the drawing, where I draw with my pencil, and erase, and draw and erase and so on until I'm happy with it, or until the paper decides it had had enough, and becomes unusable.

sketch 2

This time I tried producing one extra, a bit more elaborate sketch to give myself a chance to make some adjustments, and so I did ... obviously ... but it still feels like a waste of time.

I guess the moment an idea materialises even roughly on paper, it stops being fresh, and I lose interest.

Dr. Kat

My cat's been feeling a bit poorly these days. He'll be fine, he just had too many visits to his vet, and he's still getting jabs. He hates it. He hates going to the surgery, he hates his vet, and all the nurses.They're amazingly nice to him, and kind and gentle, but he's a wild little tiger, and would not be handled or even touched unless he wants it, especially not by strangers.

It's still breaking my heart to see him meow and complain, so I thought it would be nice to give him back some power and control. This drawing is for him.