Hellooooo my fellow friends.
It is me here again. I hope you all are doing well. I was extremely busy this Saturday, which is why I was unable to post anything sooner. I had guests over, and I was really exhausted. However, I am glad I could make it today. Here I am with my beloved angel again!
Sometimes, visuals might not match what we hone inside. Most of my imagination isn't about depicting the real world; rather, it is just fun to imagine things this way, and I would actually hate it if any of it ever happened in real life! Interestingly, I don't even think about that part. I just love my imagination and love diving deep into it. It gives me pure joy to include cats in everything I make. Honestly, more than anything else, I enjoy this the most! Even when I am free, I spend all my time with my cats at home. I give them my absolute best effort. They are my world, and they always melt me down with their cuteness and innocence. They have always made their way into my heart, and as I have mentioned in several of my posts, they have been my escape from the tragedies of this world. I believe that this world is not worth my attention 24 by 7. However, my angels need my care and attention all the time. Ironically, I will be the one who will be sad if they are not with me. So, yeah, it is a win-win when I have them occupying my mind.
So, here it is, the "Kitten in A Cup" illustration, my sixtieth illustration video.
I am obsessed with them, and it has already been several years. This is my 12th year running with them! There was nothing in particular going on in my mind when I was creating this image, except for thinking about how cute this picture would come out. I am not usually a fan of my own work, but I love letting my imagination wander here and there. While creating this image, there was one specific thing that really got me stuck. I wanted to make the hand look larger than the kitten, and it was hard to get the proportion right without any reference image. Nonetheless, my imagination is good enough for me to make a lot of edits and still bring it to a satisfactory level.
Arigato Gozaimasu. I hope you all like it and share your comments. I will be eagerly waiting to hear some of your stories with your cats. The ones I have, they live with me even when I am asleep.
A reminder, this illustration is done in ibis paint x. This is solely from my imagination, and so is most of my art. If you are up for more cat-type illustrations, you can follow me on Pinterest and YouTube. Have a great time.