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John Wick the Tux got a little mini me thanks to the Cat Distribution System. Meet Harry Pawder the Kitten Who Lived! He has a lightning bolt shape on his belly and back leg!

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And yes I'm in a lot of pain now from sitting to draw. It's probably worth it

Happy September 1st! This piece took me about 2 months to finish while traveling. And is my favorite piece so far! I am obsessed with cheese. The jam jar was my favorite part to embroidery so I saved it for last!

Any suggestions for a cozy sweater weather piece now that autumn has arrived?

She is a very feral kitten that I am working on taming. She lived under the hood of my car for 2 weeks until I was able to trick he to coming inside. She inconvienced me for those 2 weeks so I adopted her. She warmed up to the dog before she did to me. She has been well and is a awesome kitty.

She didn’t feel like working today. My husband works from home and she often “joins” his meetings. So far his work enjoys Smol Girl’s company. Today, she needed a day off and she was tucked in for much needed rest. Her dad took this photo lol.

When we lost Molly back in April, our house was so empty and quiet. We are back to the puppy chaos and so in love with her!

Throughout antiquity, portraits of The Virgin Mary holding the infant Jesus have been a staple of classical art and almost a Rite of Passage for traditional painters, with renditions by everyone from Raphael to William Adolphe-Bouguereau. Personally, Bouguereau’s version, coupled with his La Pieta are two of my favorite religious arts ever because of the glaring similarities offset by the subtlest tonal and emotional shifts. That said, I had to do a take on the subject for the series: most times Mary and Jesus are portrayed solo, but I thought it would be resplendent to have angels protecting and covering the mother and child; both of whom look on with power and calm.
Traditionally, women of time period and region might wear a particular headdress or otherwise some head covering, which would also be typical for a Madonna piece—but we celebrate black hair here, so exceptions will always be made. I dont want the series to necessarily be filled with pop culture, but certain figures will be making appearances within very select contexts—the fun is in knowing who and why. It was a journey figuring out what elements would be included or excluded but they opened the door for more options in upcoming pieces…!